What nozzles are compatabile with this? I would like a reflector nozzle for putting heat shrink tube on wire.
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While I don't personally use mines with any nozzles the mouth is fairly standard and should be compatible with most generic nozzles
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too much gun..I use this one for shrink wrapping..it comes with Wide / Scraper nozzle, Tube Bender / Spool reflector nozzle, Cone / Concentrator nozzle..Black & Decker BDPG700 2-Speed Variable Temperature Heat Gun
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too much gun..I use this one for shrink wrapping..it comes with Wide / Scraper nozzle, Tube Bender / Spool reflector nozzle, Cone / Concentrator nozzle.. http://www.amazon.com/Black-Decker-BDPG700-Variable-Temperature/dp/B008TRM310
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I put a 1/2" male pipe thread to 1/2" flare 90 on my output to use flare fittings on copper and 3/8 male pipe thread fitting for input from compressor but Teflon tape will not workyou must use some type of liquid I also reap position and the mounting feet so I could mount the tank on the side of my frame rails and the bottom of the tank would be still bottom
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only Rust-Oleum brand works with this machine to the best of my knowledge, other brands have different type nozzles.
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It would work great. There are several nozzle varieties that will fit that application.
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I'm confident one could put a flexible hose on the nozzle, but I think you will find these foam guns work quite well in a wide range of orientations. Just SURE to take the hose off immediately after use. You dont want that setting up and be in the same predicament as the disposable cans. The 'pro-guns' are becoming widely available, I just saw a fairly nice one at Home Depot...but this one is fine too. I've had is for 6 months and ran about 4 cans of foam through it...everything from rodent sealing to fire safing.
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I'm not aware why you can't use CHE's with this. I personally use one fitting for a heat bulb & the other fitting for a UV bulb.
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i would just get some reflector tape, b/c there is little surface area to work with
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I have used mine to heat shrink. It is a little touchy, due to the high heat level, but it can work. I also have a heat gun I use for this.
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I would recommend Hoptkins #46105, I tend to soldier and use marine grade heat shrink as well, but I tend to over think things. Plently of vids to help with whats what, when wiring.
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Recommend look at the "Thermadyne W1003203 95 Amp TIG/Stick Welding System" on amazon. About a $100 more but has most of the things you will need except the Argon bottle.
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Nick, I assume your referring to natural gas? Do not use shrink wrap tubing to connect to or run any type of gas. It will not protect your wires from any type of heat or frame. If done correctly it will protect your wires against most weather and wetness issues. Dan
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There are two heat settings: high and low. On high, all the coils on the cone shaped coil holder in the focus of the reflector will glow red. On low, only the outermost one half of the coils will glow. So you should have a choice.
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I don't know. Do not have any of the steel nozzles. I would think as long as the threading was the same it would. Maybe contact the company and ask them.
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Not sure, but I wouldn't think that is a great option. Have you considered using heat-shrinkable tubing?
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Dryer vent hose/duct hose and a hose clamp similar to a radiator hose clamp. Best of luck!
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No problem here. Start in low, one started set to desired heat. Seems to work well enough to set "heat shrink" tubing, my most common use. Have also used to strip paint from small parts.
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My blow dryer is pretty powerful and it did not melt. It fits my different size nozzles just fine. I hope it works out in your case.