HDTR-D4
£4,950.00
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| Image | Name | Summary | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | HG 2320 E | Precision digital control. Electronically controlled HG 2320 E hot air tool. 2300 W, digital temperature setting by joystick from 80 – 650 °C, temperature indicated in 10 °C steps on LCD display. Airflow regulation in 2 stages of 150 and 500 l/min. | £162.50 | |
 | HL 1820 S | All-rounder on 3 levels. The three-stage HL 1820 S hot air tool with three temperature settings: 50, 400 and 600°C. A real all-rounder for de-icing, drying, shaping, heat shrinking, paint stripping, soft-soldering and much more. | £72.55 | |
 | HL 2020 E | The master class. Electronically controlled hot air tool HL 2020 E with LCD. Professional technology for shaping tiles, de-soldering circuit boards, welding plastics, drying repair filler, shrinking cable sleeves, soldering pipes and a whole lot more. Adjustable by joystick from 80°C to 630°C in 10°C steps. Residual heat indicator to prevent burns. | £105.00 |
Steven Roberts –
We were fortunate to be one of the first companies to receive the Osprey device pre-launch for test purposes. Our initial trials showed significant improvements in shrink quality and speed when compared with using a Steinel heat gun with basic nozzle configuration. Our health and safety department were especially impressed with the holding stand as we had already experienced H&S issues with heat guns placed openly on top of work benches, so it was great to have a solution to this. We will definitely be purchasing more units in due course.
RICHARD WHEAT –
The design of the Osprey Heat shrink Tube Processing Machine is quite remarkable. We process 1000’s of cables with heat shrink cable identification markers and have found the speed at which the machine shrinks the markers and the consistency of the shrink is superb. We have also noticed the quality of the print on the markers has improved dramatically which is something we did not expect.
When we were carrying out the same operation without the Osprey attachment we had the heat gun set to a very high setting to try and shrink the markers as fast as possible. This did on occasion cause discoloration of the markers and melting of the cable ferrules resulting in wasted time and materials. We use the Steinel Electronically controlled HG 2320 E hot air tool and after a little bit of trial and error we are now able to process faster at a much lower temperature which again is paying dividends.
The design of the stand is great holding the heat gun in a sturdy position at just the right working height.
At first I was a little alarmed at the price but have now found this purchase to have been a sound investment after completion of a large contract in record time. I do feel it has paid for itself and will now continue to add value over and over.