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Q: What's the difference between hot air guns for shrink wrapping and regular heat guns?

A: Hot air guns for shrink wrapping feature precise temperature controls (typically 100-600°F) and specialized nozzles to evenly shrink packaging films. Regular heat guns may lack fine temperature adjustments required for delicate packaging materials.

Q: Can I use a heat gun for packaging on PVC shrink wrap?

A: Yes, most packaging heat guns work with PVC, but ensure temperature stays below 300°F. Always test on a small area first and maintain 6-8 inch distance to prevent melting or distortion.

Q: What safety features should I look for in shrink wrap hot air guns?

A: Prioritize models with overheating protection, insulated handles, and stand-by modes. Look for CE/UL certifications and built-in airflow regulators for consistent, safe operation during prolonged packaging tasks.

Q: How does nozzle selection affect shrink wrapping results?

A: Wide flat nozzles (2-4") create diffused heat for large surfaces, while tapered nozzles concentrate airflow for edges. Some kits include reflector attachments for 360° wrapping around objects like bottles.

Q: What wattage is ideal for industrial packaging heat guns?

A: 1500-2000W models handle most industrial shrink wrapping. Higher wattage enables faster recovery between uses, crucial for high-volume operations, while lower 800-1200W units suffice for light packaging needs.