(‘Д’)Good morning~. It’s suddenly scorching hot.
Well, the work situation has also “from packed to packed” reached that point,
and I’m truly sorry to those I’m keeping waiting and those I haven’t contacted ( ；∀；)
I can only do what’s within my capacity, so I appreciate your cooperation.
Today is “Heat Gun HG181DZK”
A heat gun is definitely an item you should introduce early.
This one is also excellent (*´ω｀*)
Of course, since it’s cordless,
“there’s no cord.”
This is incredibly appreciated.
Finally… finally… the long-awaited item.
It works anywhere.
In my case,
“removing inspection stickers,” “shrink tubing,” “warming up for oil seal removal” are the main uses.
Previously, I had to take out the cord reel and put it away each time.
This hassle was unbelievable.
If you use a heat gun frequently, “please consider this once.”
That action × one year’s usage frequency (hours)
definitely saves time and is stress-free.
Removing inspection stickers is “more efficient”
Sticker removal is a tedious task, and
“stubborn”
ones stuck on are surprisingly common.
Warming them up makes them easier to peel off and reduces residual adhesive.
Removing several in a day is tedious.
Previously, I had to move the cord reel all the way behind the bike,
“whoosh” and heat it up.
All that hassle is gone.
Strictly speaking, “inside the car or outdoors” can also be used.
Truly, “heating MAX” is at full blast.
Perfect for warming in places where open flames are prohibited.
Warming often helps loosen things that are hard to remove.
However, you can’t use open flames,
and gasoline is really “dangerous.” That’s when the heat gun
“whoosh” comes in handy.
It’s perfect for when O-rings or oil seals are stuck and won’t come out.
The temperature is gentler than open flames, so it’s less likely to damage the paint.
It’s ideal for gentle, careful work.
Absolutely essential for wiring work! Works anywhere.
Wiring work involves going back and forth on “both sides of the bike.” In other words,
I want to
“use the heat gun on either side.”
With a 100V model,
there’s a risk of tripping over the cord and secondary accidents.
A battery-powered heat gun can be placed “standing up,” so you have more workspace.
And the way you work looks better too.
*Objective perspective is important.
If you use it more than twice a week, I definitely recommend getting one.
You’ll definitely not regret it and “Ah~ I’m so glad I got it~” is what you’ll think.
Sure, 100V output is incredible.
It could burn paper instantly, but in reality, that kind of power isn’t needed at a bike shop.
The necessary and sufficient output is “Heat Gun HG181DZK” has.
(*´Д｀) I never want to go back to 100V…
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