Varmluftspistol DeWALT D26414

The DeWALT D26414 heat gun is a durable, professional-grade tool designed for tasks that require controlled hot air. It delivers a temperature range from 50 °C to 600 °C and a maximum airflow of 650 l/min, powered by a 2000 W AC input. The compact and lightweight design (265 mm width, 210 mm height) provides easy handling and convenient storage while the black and yellow finish matches professional toolkits.

Advantages

Precise temperature control and memory setting ensure repeatable results for jobs with consistent heat requirements. The 2000 W motor with optimised cooling maintains performance during extended use. Compact dimensions and reduced weight improve manoeuvrability and reduce operator fatigue. The kit includes a cone nozzle, fish tail surface nozzle and a steel paint scraper for versatile use.

Suitable for

• Paint stripping and varnish removal
• Soldering and desoldering of electronic components (with appropriate precautions)
• Heat shrinking tubing and cable insulation work
• Bending or softening plastics and removing adhesives
• General workshop and site heating tasks

Key specifications

• Model: DeWALT D26414 (MPN: D26414-QS, EAN: 5035048290101)
• Power input: 2000 W
• Temperature range: 50 °C – 600 °C
• Maximum airflow: 650 l/min
• Dimensions: width 265 mm, height 210 mm
• Included accessories: cone nozzle, fish tail surface nozzle, steel paint scraper

How to use

Select the required temperature and airflow setting for the material and task, attach the appropriate nozzle for focused or wide-area heating, and hold the heat gun at a safe distance while moving it steadily over the work surface. Use the memory setting to store frequently used temperature profiles. Allow the tool to cool before changing accessories or storing it.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection) and ensure adequate ventilation. Keep the nozzle moving to avoid overheating any single spot. For electrical work, follow industry safety standards and disconnect power where necessary before applying heat.