DEWALT 20-Volt Heat Gun DCE530 Vs Milwaukee M18 Compact Heat Gun

DEWALT's New 20V MAX Cordless Heat Gun features up to a 990°F max heat output after 340 seconds of use on High. The Heat Gun has two temperature settings, High and Low. The heat gun also has a specialty lock-on and off feature allowing for hands-free operation as needed.

The nozzle size of the DEWALT Heat Gun is universal to the standard heat gun, allowing it to be used with attachments from many corded and competitive units. Using the DEWALT 20V 5.0Ah Battery (DCB205), users get up to 42 minutes of runtime on one charge on low setting. The 20V MAX* Cordless Heat Gun has an output airflow of 6.7 Cubic Feet per Minute (CFM) on high setting and includes a LED light to help brighten dark areas.

The DEWALT 20V Cordless Heat Gun is 7.68 inches tall, 4.33 inches long, and weighs 1.17 pounds (without a battery). The heat gun will come kitted with a flat nozzle attachment, a hook nozzle attachment, one 5.0Ah Battery, and a charger for $199 MSRP (DCE530P1). It will also come without a battery or accessories for $119 MSRP (DCE530B). The 20V MAX* Cordless Heat Gun will come with a three-year limited warranty, two-year free service contract and 90-day money-back guarantee.

We put the DEWALT Heat Gun up against the Milwaukee Compact M18 Heat Gun that is the exact same size and did some tests to see what gun would heat up faster and get the hottest. The DEWALT won in all of the tests.

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