STEINEL HL 1910 E Specifications download pdf (Page 5)

HL 2010 E

The tool is switched on and off at the three-stage switch (6) on the back of the grip handle. In addition to three-stage

speed/air flow control, temperature can be continuously adjusted over a range of 50 °C to 630 °C by the pushbuttons (8).

The target temperature can be increased in 10 °C steps by pressing the ”+” side of the temperature pushbutton (8) or

reduced by pressing the ”-” side of the temperature pushbutton (8). Pressing the button briefly increases or reduces the

target temperature by one 10 °C step. Keeping the button pressed will continue to increase or reduce the temperature in

steps of 10 °C until the button is released or the minimum or maximum temperature is set.

Blower stage 1 delivers a temperature of 50 °C. The tool will take a short while to cool to 50 °C after switching down to blower

stage 1 when it has been operating at high temperatures on blower stage 2 or 3. While the tool is cooling down, the LCD

display (9) shows the actual temperature at the nozzle outlet. After switching off, the tool stays in the last setting. The guard

sleeve (3) detaches at a bayonet catch.

HL 1910 E

The tool is switched on and off at the two-stage switch (6) on the back of the grip handle. In addition to three-stage speed/air-

flow control (stage 1 is a cold-air stage at 50 °C ), temperature can be continuously adjusted over a range of 50 °C – 600 °C

at the thumbwheel (7). The numbers (1 to 9) on the thumbwheel serve as a guide only. Whereas ”1” means 50 °C, the maxi-

mum temperature of 600 °C is attained at ”9”. Air flow can be adjusted to the three stages of 150/300/500 l/min. The guard

sleeve (3) detaches at a bayonet catch.

For your safety

These hot air guns are doubly protected from overheating:

1. A thermal circuit breaker switches the heating element off when the discharge of air from the outlet nozzle is blocked (heat

accumulation). The fan continues to run however. Once the outlet nozzle is free again, the heating element switches on

again automatically after a short period. The thermal circuit breaker may also respond after the device has been switched

off. It may therefore take longer than usual until the temperature at the outlet nozzle is reached after switching on again. *

2. The thermal cut-out completely shuts down the tool if it is overloaded.

*does not apply to HL 1910

Safety warnings

Read and observe this information

before using the tool. Failure to ob-

serve the oper-ating instructions may

result in the tool becoming a source

of danger.

When using electric power tools, ob-

serve the following basic safety precau-

tions to avoid electric shock and the risk

of injury and fire. Fire may be caused if

the tool is not used with care.

Children should be supervised to make

sure they do not play with the device.

This device is not intended for use by

persons (adults and children) with physi-

cal, sensory or mental impairments or

lacking experience and/or knowledge

of use unless they are supervised by a

person responsible for their safety or

have received instructions from that per-

son on how to use the tool.

Take ambient conditions

into account.

Do not expose electric power tools

to rain.

Do not use electric power tools when

they are damp or in a damp or wet

environment.

Exercise care when using the tool in the

proximity of flammable materials. Do not

direct hot air onto the same spot for any

prolonged period.

Do not use in the presence of an

explosive atmosphere.

Heat may be conducted to flammable

materials that are out of sight.

Protect yourself from

electric shock.

Avoid touching earthed objects, such as

pipes, radiators, cookers or refrigerators.

Do not leave the tool unattended while in

operation.

Store your tools is

a safe place.

Place tool on stand after use and allow to

cool before putting it away.

Tools that are not in use should be stored

in a dry, locked room and out of the

reach of children.

Do not overload

your tools.

Work results and safety will be

enhanced if you stay within the

specified output range.

After using the tool for a prolonged

period at maximum temperature, you

should reduce the temperature before

switching the tool off. This will prolong the

life of the heating element.

Do not carry the tool by the power cord.

Do not unplug the tool by pulling on the

power cord. Protect the power cord from

heat, oil and sharp edges.

Beware of toxic gases

and fire hazards.

Toxic gases may occur when working

on plastics, paints, varnishes or similar

materials. Beware of fire and ignition

hazards.

For your own safety, use only acces-

sories and attachments that are speci-

fied in the operating instructions or

recommended or specified by the tool

manufacturer. Using attachments or

accessories other than those recom-

mended in the operating instructions or

catalogue may result in personal injury.

Repairs must only be

carried out by a qualified

electrician.

This electric power tool complies with

the relevant safety regulations. Repairs

must only be performed by a qualified

electrician, otherwise the user may run

the risk of accidents.

Keep these safety warnings

in a safe place.

Applications

F Soft soldering: First, clean metal

parts you want to join. Then, using hot

air, heat the point you want to solder

and offer up the soldering wire. Use

flux or a soldering wire with a flux core

to prevent oxide forming.

G Welding and joining plastic: All

parts being welded must be of the

same plastic material. Use an appro-

priate welding rod.

H Hot-tool welding on plastic pipes

or rods. The ends are pressed against

a coated hot tool and then joined to-

gether.

Here are some of the applications you

can use STEINEL hot air guns for. This

selection is by no means exhaustive –

no doubt you can immediately think of

other examples.

A Stripping paint: Paint is softened

and can be removed with a stripping

knife and paint scraper to leave a clean

surface.

B Shrinking tubing on cables: The

shrink tubing is slipped over the sec-

tion you want to insulate and heated

with hot air. The tubing shrinks by ap-

prox. 50% in diameter to give a sealed

union. Shrinking is particularly fast and

even using reflector nozzles. Sealing

and stabilising cable breaks, insulating

soldered joints, gathering cable runs,

sheathing terminal blocks.

C Forming PVC: Sheeting, piping or

ski boots can be softened and formed

with hot air.

D Lighting the barbecue:

Gets charcoal glowing in next to no

time; no more waiting.

E Thawing: Water pipes, frozen door

locks, steps. Gently thaws and dries all

in one go.

I Joining sheeting: The sheets are

overlapped and welded together. A

slit nozzle is used to direct hot air un-

der the overlap, then the two sheets

are firmly pressed together with a

feed roller. Also possible: Repairing

PVC tarpaulins by overlap welding

with a slit nozzle.

Rigid PVC

Plasticised

PVC

Soft PE

(LDPE)

Polyethylene

Hard PE

(HDPE)

Polyethylene

Polypropylene

ABS

Pipes, fittings, sheets, building profiles,

technical mouldings

Welding temperature 300 °C

Floor coverings, wallpapers, hoses,

sheets, toys

Welding temperature 400 °C

Domestic and electrotechn. articles, toys

Welding temperature 250 °C

Baths, baskets, canisters,

insulating material, pipes

Welding temperature 300 °C

HT drainage pipes, moulded seats,

packaging, car components

Welding temperature 250 °C

Car compon., equipm. housings, cases

Welding temperature 350 °C

Carbonises in the flame, pungent odour;

crashing sound

Smoking, yellowish-green flame,

pungent odour;

silent

Light yellow flame, drips continue to burn,

smells of a candle being extinguished;

dull sound

Light yellow flame, drips continue to burn,

smells of a candle being extinguished;

crashing sound

Bright flame with a blue core,

drips continue to burn, pungent odour;

crashing sound

Black, fluffy smoke, sweet odour;

crashing sound

Material Application types Distinguishing characteristics

J Accessories (see illustration on cover)

Large reflector nozzle

Prod. no. 073015

Surface nozzle, 75 mm

Prod. no. 070212

Wide-slit nozzle

Prod. no. 074715

Welding nozzle*

Prod. no. 070915

Reduction nozzle, 9 mm*

Prod. no. 070618

Reduction nozzle, 14 mm*

Prod. no. 070717

Reduction nozzle, 20 mm*

Prod. no. 070816

Reflector nozzle

Prod. no. 070519

Paint scraper kit

Prod. no. 010317

Feed roller

Prod. no. 012311

Soldering reflector nozzle*

Prod. no. 074616

Heat reflector nozzle,

80 mm*

Prod. no. 072117

Slit nozzle*

Prod. no. 071011

Shrink tubings

Prod. no. 071417

Plastic welding wire

Rigid PVC: Prod. no. 073114

Plasticised PVC: Prod. no. 073213

LDPE: Prod. no. 073312

HDPE: Prod. no. 071219

PP: Prod. no. 073411

ABS: Prod. no. 074210

Window nozzle, 50 mm

Prod. no. 070311

Window nozzle, 75 mm

Prod. no. 070410

Surface nozzle, 50 mm

Prod. no. 070113

Your dealer has a wide range of accessories for you to choose from. (* for HL 1910 E and HL 2010 E only)

Shrink tubings

Prod. no. 071418

Functional guarantee

This STEINEL product has been manufactured with the utmost care, tested for proper operation and safety in accordance

with applicable regulations and then subjected to ramdom sample inspection. STEINEL guarantees that it is in perfect con-

dition and proper working order. The product is guaranteed for 36 months or 500 hours of operation commencing on the

date of sale to the consumer. We will remedy defects caused by material flaws or manufacturing faults. The guarantee will

be met by repair or replacement of defective parts at our own discretion. This guarantee does not cover damage to wear-

ing parts, damage or defects caused by improper treatment or maintenance nor does it cover breakage as a result of the

product being dropped. Further consequential damage to other objects is excluded. Claims under the guarantee shall only

be accepted if the product is sent fully assembled and well packed complete with sales slip or invoice

(date of purchase and dealer's stamp) to the appropriate Service Centre or handed in to the dealer with-

in the first 6 months. Repair Service: Our customer service department will repair any faults not covered

by the guarantee or occurring after the guarantee has expired. Please send the product well packed to

the Service Centre.

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