Milwaukee 8978 User Manual
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Hook Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0292
The hook nozzle is used for surround bending, soldering
pipe and applying heat to shrinkable tubing.
Reduction Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0306
Reduction nozzles intensify the application of heat in a
specific area. This nozzle is used in similar applications
as reduction nozzle.
Deflector Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0293
The deflector nozzle directs the airflow at a 90 degree
angle from the heat gun nozzle. This helps to minimize
thermal shock caused by rapid expansion of glass when
softening putty or removing paint from windows.
Air Spreader Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0294
The air spreader nozzle reduces the airflow from a
circular area to a wide narrow line. This nozzle is used
for removing paint and softening and forming thermo-
plastic sheets, vinyl floor tiles, linoleum and formica.
Reduction Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0305
Reduction nozzles intensify the application of heat in a
specific area. This nozzle is used for bending plexiglass,
soldering and directing heat into corners.
Reduction Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0297
Reduction nozzles intensify the application of heat in a
specific area. This nozzle may be used for soldering.
Soldering Reflector Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0307
The soldering reflector nozzle is ideal for soldering
copper pipe joints and applying heat to shrinkable tubing.
Slit Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0308
The slit nozzle reduces the airflow from a circular area
to a narrow line. This nozzle is used for lap welding PVC
canvas or sheeting.
NOTE: Must be used with reduction nozzle Cat. No.
49-80-0305.
Cutting Nozzle Cat. No. 49-80-0309
The cutting nozzle is used for cutting stryofoam up to 4"
thick. Straight or curved cuts can be made.
NOTE: Must be used with reduction nozzle Cat. No.
49-80-0305.
ACCESSORIES
To reduce the risk of injury, always unplug the tool before
attaching or removing accessories. Use only specifically
recommended accessories. Others may be hazardous.
WARNING!
For a complete listing of accessories refer to your MILWAUKEE Electric Tool catalog or go on-line to www.milwaukeetool.com. To obtain a
catalog, contact your local distributor or a service center.