PH-1200 Master Appliance Co, PH-1200 Datasheet

HEAT GUN 120V 130-840 DEG F

PH-1200

Manufacturer Part Number
PH-1200
Description
HEAT GUN 120V 130-840 DEG F
Manufacturer
Master Appliance Co
Series
Proheat® Varitemp®r
Type
Heat Gunr
Datasheets
1.PH-1200-1.pdf (40 pages)
2.PH-1200.pdf (3 pages)

Specifications of PH-1200

Temperature Range
130°F ~ 840°F (49°C ~ 449°C)
Voltage
120V
Current
11A
Power - Rated
1300W
Features
ESD Safe
Input Power
1300W
Supply Voltage Vac
120V
Heat Temperature Range
50°C To 540°C
Peak Reflow Compatible (260 C)
No
Temperature Max
449°C
Leaded Process Compatible
No
Power Source
Power Cord
Application
Use to desolder,heat temperature sensitive materials, shrink tubing, terminate specialty connectors.
Cordset
6 ft.,3-wire grounded
Current Rating
11 A
Diameter, Nozzle
1.3 in.
Dimensions
8.2 in. L x 3.0 in. W x 7.3 in. H
Motor Type
Permanent Magnet
Power Output
1300 W
Standards
UL Listed, CSA Certified
Temperature, Variable
49 to 449 °C
Velocity, Airflow
3650 FPM
Voltage, Rating
120 V
Volume, Airflow
15 CFM
Weight
1.6 lbs. (Single Unit), 4.5 lbs. (Kit)
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Lead free / Not applicable
Lead Free Status / RoHS Status
Contains lead / RoHS non-compliant, Lead free / Not applicable
Other names
MA1011
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10058 - Multiseal Butt Splice Connector Minipak Description 18-20 AWG, Butt Connector, Red 14-16 AWG, Butt Connector, Blue 10-12 AWG, Butt Connector, Yellow 3 items & 50 pieces 10067 Multiseal Connector Kit ...

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10056 - Solderseal Butt Splice Connector Minipak Description 22-24 AWG, Butt Connector, Red 18-20 AWG, Butt Connector, Red 14-16 AWG, Butt Connector, Blue 10-12 AWG, Butt Connector, Yellow 4 items & 55 pieces 10724 ...

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10054 - Proseal Butt Splice Connector Minipak Description 18-20 AWG, Butt Connector, Red 14-16 AWG, Butt Connector, Blue 10-12 AWG, Butt Connector, Yellow 3 items & 45 pieces 10600 Assortment Proseal Connector Kit ...

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10063 Flexible Adhesive-Lined Shrink Tubing Minipak Description Qty 1/8” pre-shrink I.D., 6“ length, Black 5 1/4” pre-shrink I.D., 6“ length, Black 5 3/8” pre-shrink I.D., 6“ length, Black 5 1/2” pre-shrink I.D., 6“ length, Black 4 ...

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