A heat gun is a portable device that shoots hot air for a variety of uses.

• The purpose of heat guns is to heat, dry, or soften things by producing a concentrated, regulated stream of hot air.
• They are used for a variety of tasks, such as thawing frozen pipes, bending and shaping plastic, shrinking heat-shrink tubing, and paint removal.
• A heat gun usually has three parts: a fan, a nozzle, and a heating element. The air is heated by the heating element and then expelled via the nozzle by the fan.
• A lot of heat guns come with temperature settings that can be changed, giving consumers control over how much heat is created. Typically, temperatures can fluctuate between 200 and 1,000 degrees Fahrenheit, or 100 and 540 degrees Celsius.
• Heat guns should be used carefully because of the high temperatures they can attain. When not handled correctly, they might result in burns or flames. It's crucial to take safety precautions including donning protective clothing and staying away from combustible items.