Digital Hot Air Gun, GJ-8018LCD, 220 V or 110 V, with Nozzles and Spare Element

A hot air gun with a temperature display does work a flame or a fixed-temperature gun cannot: shrinking, softening, reflowing and stripping all need a set temperature held steady. This one has an LCD readout and is sold as a bare gun, with nozzles, or in workshop sets.

Digital Hot Air Gun: Overview

The gun has a digital temperature control with an LCD display, an airflow that can be set, and overheat protection. Setting a temperature rather than guessing at it is what makes the tool usable on heat-shrink tubing, on plastic welding, on adhesive and paint removal, and on reflow work on a circuit board.

A set of nozzles comes with the gun: a wide slot for shrink and paint stripping, a small round one for concentrated heat, a reflector for reflow, and the shapes needed for plastic welding and for heating without scorching the surrounding surface. The nozzles push onto the barrel and are changed cold.

The range covers the bare gun in 220 V and 110 V, the same gun with a spare heating element, the versions with 11 or 12 nozzles, a non-digital 8032 model, spare elements on their own, and a series of workshop packages that add tooling around the same gun. Voltage options are marked, so a 110 V tool is supplied for the market it is going to.

The guns are bought by electronics repair and rework benches, sign and vinyl shops, plastics fabricators, paint and bodyshop suppliers, and electrical and maintenance contractors.

Key Features at a Glance

• LCD temperature control – set and hold a temperature.
• Adjustable airflow – volume as well as heat.
• Overheat protection – for long rework sessions.
• 220 V and 110 V – for the market it is sold into.
• 11 or 12 nozzles – shrink, reflow, strip, weld.
• Spare elements available – the wearing part.
• Workshop packages – gun plus tooling.

Available Models and Prices

All options are in stock. Prices are per unit in USD; carton prices on request.

Specifications

Packaging Information

Tools ship individually boxed with the accessories shown; carton quantities are available on request.

Where It Is Used

Electronics repair and rework, heat-shrink and cable work, vinyl and sign making, plastic welding and fabricating, paint and adhesive stripping, bodyshop and detailing, and electrical and maintenance contracting.

Choosing a Hot Air Gun

1. Choose the voltage for the market first. A 110 V gun will not run on a 220 V supply and the difference is not something an adapter can fix.
2. Choose the digital version where a temperature has to be set and repeated – reflow, heat-shrink, plastic welding. The non-digital model is for stripping and general heating where the exact figure does not matter.
3. Count the nozzles against the work: a reflow job needs the small round and reflector nozzles, shrink and strip need the wide slot, and plastic welding needs the speed-weld nozzle.
4. Take the version with a spare heating element, or add one. The element is the part that fails, and having one to hand turns a dead tool into a ten-minute repair.

Care and Maintenance

Run the gun on cold air for a minute before switching off, so the element and the barrel cool evenly instead of soaking in their own heat.

Keep the air intake clear and never block the nozzle. A restricted gun overheats the element, which is the usual cause of failure, and it is not covered by overheating protection on the intake side.

OEM and Bulk Supply

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which options are available?

This listing covers 24 options: 8018 digital gun, EU plug, 12 nozzles, 220 V; 8018 digital gun, EU plug, 11 nozzles, 220 V; 8018 digital gun, US plug, 12 nozzles, 110 V; 8018 digital gun, US plug, 11 nozzles, 110 V; 8018 digital gun, standard, 220 V; 8018 digital gun, standard, 110 V; 8018 digital gun, UK plug; 8018 digital gun with spare element, 220 V; 8018 digital gun with spare element, 110 V; 8032 non-digital gun with element, 220 V; 8032 non-digital gun, standard, 220 V; 8018 heating element, single; 8032 heating element, single; Workshop set 2, 8018 gun, 220 V; Workshop set 3, 8018 gun, 220 V; Workshop set 4, 8018 gun, 220 V; Workshop set 5, 8018 gun, 220 V; Workshop set 6, 8018 gun, 220 V; Workshop set 7, 8018 gun, 110 V; Workshop set 8, 8018 gun, 110 V; Workshop set 9, 8018 gun, 110 V; Workshop set 10, 8018 gun, 110 V; Workshop set 11, 8018 gun, 110 V; China standard plug – please contact us. All are in stock and priced individually.

How heavy is it and how is it packed?

The unit weighs about About 1 kg boxed. Tools ship individually boxed with the accessories shown; carton quantities are available on request.

What is it used for?

Electronics repair and rework, heat-shrink and cable work, vinyl and sign making, plastic welding and fabricating, paint and adhesive stripping, bodyshop and detailing, and electrical and maintenance contracting.

Can I buy in bulk or with my own branding?

Yes. Own-brand boxes and printed packaging are available on request, with OEM and ODM support.

Summary

A hot air gun with a temperature display does work a flame or a fixed-temperature gun cannot: shrinking, softening, reflowing and stripping all need a set temperature held steady. Offered in 24 configurations, each priced separately.

Typical use:

Electronics repair and rework, heat-shrink and cable work, vinyl and sign making, plastic welding and fabricating, paint and adhesive stripping, bodyshop and detailing, and electrical and maintenance contracting.