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Hot air gun Wagner Furno 100

If you like to take care of every detail in your home and own the latest products that will make your life easier, purchase Hot air gun Wagner Furno 100 at the best price. The Wagner Furno 100 hot air gun is an electric tool designed to provide a steady and controlled flow of hot air, ideal for app…

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Specification

Specification
BrandWagner
SKUS7187621
EAN4004025097850
Conditionnew
DepartmentManual and electric tools
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About this item

If you like to take care of every detail in your home and own the latest products that will make your life easier, purchase Hot air gun Wagner Furno 100 at the best price.

The Wagner Furno 100 hot air gun is an electric tool designed to provide a steady and controlled flow of hot air, ideal for applications requiring precise heat control such as paint stripping, plastic welding, drying, and DIY or professional tasks. It features a 350 W power output that ensures efficient performance for household or semi-professional jobs, and operates at a 230 V voltage via a corded power supply, allowing continuous use without recharging. This model stands out for its sturdy metal construction and distinctive yellow color, which enhances visibility in workspaces. It includes a standard EU plug for direct and safe connection to European electrical networks. Additionally, the gun uses Wagner’s technology to maintain stable thermal control, enabling tasks that require precise temperature management without compromising user safety or the integrity of treated materials. These features make the Furno 100 a practical and reliable choice for those seeking an efficient, durable, and easy-to-use hot air gun for maintenance, repair, and light construction projects.

Power supply: Electric cable

Electric Network

Type of plug: Plug EU

Product with plug: Yes

Type: Hot air gun

Colour: Yellow

Approx. dimensions: 11 x 7 x 26 cm

Voltage: 230 V

Power: 350 W

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