Soprador de ar quente Metabo 610502840

The Metabo 610502840 hot air gun is a cordless, battery-powered tool designed with a pistol handle for comfortable single-handed operation. It produces a maximum airflow of 200 l/min and reaches working temperatures up to 500 °C, driven by a Lithium‑Ion High Density (LiHD) battery with an 8 Ah capacity to provide extended runtime for demanding tasks. This hot air gun is part of Metabo's power tools accessories range and is intended for professional and semi-professional use where portability and heat control are required.

Advantages

The cordless design eliminates the need for mains power during operation, improving mobility on job sites and in confined spaces. The pistol handle layout offers ergonomic handling and stable aiming of the hot air stream. The combination of high airflow and a working temperature up to 500 °C enables efficient heat application for a variety of materials. Battery operation with an 8 Ah LiHD cell provides sustained performance and reduces downtime associated with corded setups or external heaters.

Suitable for

• Paint and varnish stripping from wood, metal and plastic surfaces
• Shrink-wrapping and heat-shrinking tubing or film
• Softening adhesives and removing old seals or caulking
• Bending or forming plastics and PVC pipes
• Thawing frozen pipes or de-icing small metal components (with caution)

Key specifications

• Pistol handle ergonomic design for single-handed use
• Maximum airflow: 200 l/min
• Working temperature: up to 500 °C
• Battery type: Lithium‑Ion High Density (LiHD)
• Battery capacity: 8 Ah
• Cordless operation for increased jobsite mobility

How to use

Attach a charged LiHD battery pack according to the manufacturer's instructions and select a safe, well-ventilated workspace. Hold the tool by the pistol grip and point the nozzle toward the workpiece at an appropriate distance, adjusting distance and movement speed to control heat exposure. Begin with a lower heat application and increase as needed to reach the required temperature effect, moving the nozzle continuously to avoid overheating any single area. After use, allow the nozzle to cool before storage and remove the battery if the tool will not be used for an extended period.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as heat-resistant gloves and eye protection. Avoid using the hot air gun on flammable materials or in explosive atmospheres. For delicate surfaces, test on a small area first and maintain continuous motion to prevent scorching. Ensure battery packs are maintained, stored and charged following Metabo’s safety guidelines to preserve performance and longevity.