Master Appliance 1425-3550 FPM130-900F - Manual (Page 5)

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Operating Instructions
Typical Applications
Shrink Packaging
Use low or high heat
Shrink T ubing
Use low or high heat
Bend PVC T ubing
Use high heat
Dry Film
Use low heat
Strip Paint
Use low or high heat
Install V inyl
Use low or high heat
The proper amount of heat for
each application is dependent
on three variables:
1. The volume/speed of
airflow along with distance
of nozzle from work
surface.
2. Length of time that heat
is applied and airflow.
3. Combination of air and
settings. Experiment with
these variables to better
learn the capabilities of
this heat gun.
Before performing any
application, we recommend
that you experiment with a
piece of scrap material. Use
care in approaching the work
until you
find the proper
combination of heat and air
velocity control, distance and
the heat application time.
4) Move switch to zero(O)"Off"
position.
CAUTION: Do not place unit
on its side while using
spreader or heat shrink
attachments.
Use a gentle back and forth
motion when applying heat
unless it is found that a
concentrated heat is desired.
T o Operate Heat Gun
1) Plug heat gun into properly
rated outlet.
2) Move the switch to position
one (I) for about 130°F54°C
air output, air velocity can
now be regulated between
1425-3550 FPM/434-
1069m/mn.
3) Move the switch to position
two (II) for temperature
control from 130-900°F/54-
482°C. Air velocity is still
controlable from about
1425-3550 FPM/434-
1069m/mn. Air temperature
will stabilize in about two
minutes.
NOTE:
Users should independently
evaluate the suitability of the
product for their application.