Milwaukee heat gun Review

This Milwaukee heat gun features a dual-temperature design with ranges of 570 and 1000-degrees Fahrenheit. Its 11.6 amp motor provides plenty of power for even the toughest tasks, while its unique impact-resistant heating element is built to withstand frequent use. The heat gun also includes an efficient soft air velocity that increases surface temperature much faster than conventional hot air heat guns. Plus, with a three-position rocker switch (off, high, and low), it's easy to customize the level of heat you need for any project.

One of the standout features of the Milwaukee 8975-6 heat gun is its ergonomic design. The tool's stay-cool handles and heat shields keep you comfortable all day long, even during extended use. And weighing in at just 1.6 pounds, this heat gun is easy to handle and maneuver, even in tight spaces.

Despite its many benefits, some users have found that the Milwaukee heat gun takes some getting used to. Its redesigned nozzle and overall style may require an adjustment period for those accustomed to older models. Additionally, some reviewers have noted that this heat gun may not be ideal for larger areas of paint removal, as it primarily excels at pinpoint tasks like reaching difficult trim locations or heating and bending electrical non-metallic tubing.