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We took one of these new tools from Laser Tools to test for Classic Motorcycle Mechanics magazine. Ralph was so impressed with this excellent tool that he instantly put in an order for stock for Biker's Toolbox.
This tool is lightweight and easy to use with a blow temperature set perfectly for electrical heat shrink tube. It only uses 300watts of power making it far more frugal than the big heat guns, which is a big bonus given the price of lecky these days! Big heat guns tend to have big nozzles that get very hot and can burn the hand that feeds them and often take a while to cool down to a safe temperature.
For us this little tool is a revelation for wiring and we expect to sell bucket loads of them to canny bike fettlers
We took one of these new tools from Laser Tools to test for Classic Motorcycle Mechanics magazine. Ralph was so impressed with this excellent tool that he instantly put in an order for stock for Biker's Toolbox.
This tool is lightweight and easy to use with a blow temperature set perfectly for electrical heat shrink tube. It only uses 300watts of power making it far more frugal than the big heat guns, which is a big bonus given the price of lecky these days! Big heat guns tend to have big nozzles that get very hot and can burn the hand that feeds them and often take a while to cool down to a safe temperature.
For us this little tool is a revelation for wiring and we expect to sell bucket loads of them to canny bike fettlers
- Regular price
- £21.17
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We took one of these new tools from Laser Tools to test for Classic Motorcycle Mechanics magazine. Ralph was so impressed with this excellent tool that he instantly put in an order for stock for Biker's Toolbox.
This tool is lightweight and easy to use with a blow temperature set perfectly for electrical heat shrink tube. It only uses 300watts of power making it far more frugal than the big heat guns, which is a big bonus given the price of lecky these days! Big heat guns tend to have big nozzles that get very hot and can burn the hand that feeds them and often take a while to cool down to a safe temperature.
For us this little tool is a revelation for wiring and we expect to sell bucket loads of them to canny bike fettlers
