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1. Specification
Stock No.
Part No.
Fuel type
Approx. temperature
Operating time (one gas
filling)
Dimensions
Weight (80% gas fill)
2. Health and Safety Warnings
• Observe all standard safety precautions and good
practices when working with naked flames and
flammable fuels.
• Keep the work environment clear and well-lit, with
bystanders at a safe distance.
• Keep this product out of reach of children at all times.
• ALWAYS wear appropriate eye and face protection and
protective gloves when using this product.
• Check the heat gun for damaged, clogged or corroded
parts and leaks before every use.
− DO NOT use the product if it is damaged or leaking
in any way; contact Draper Tools for repair and
replacement options.
− If you suspect that the product is leaking gas, move
it to an external environment immediately.
Important: The product can be tested for leaks by
dabbing soapy water solution on joints and
connections while gas is added to or stored in the
product. Leaks will create a steady feed of soapy
bubbles at the breach point.
• Use ONLY in well-ventilated environments.
• DO NOT use this product in environments where paint
fumes, solvents and other flammable materials are
present.
• Use only good quality butane gas.
MICRO BUTANE
HEAT GUN
78775
78775
GT9
Butane
≤ 450°C
20 mins approx. at mid
setting
W 90 × H 35 × Ø 20mm
51g
WARNING! Butane gas is highly flammable;
handle it carefully and in accordance with the
instructions on the canister.
• During first use, allow a few minutes for the product to
settle once ignited before directing it towards the
workpiece.
WARNING! The metal parts of the heat gun
become very hot during use. DO NOT touch the
barrel or workpiece until they have cooled
thoroughly.
WARNING! Avoid contact with skin, clothing or
other flammable materials.
• DO NOT leave the product running while unattended.
• DO NOT expose the product to temperatures above 49°C
(120°F) or to prolonged periods of sunlight.
• ALWAYS switch off the product while it is not in use and
ensure that the control lever remains in its lowest
position.
• After each use, ensure that the flame is fully
extinguished, the control lever is in its lowest position
and the product has completely cooled before storing.
• DO NOT attempt to disassemble or modify this tool in
any way.
• ALWAYS refuel outside.
• NEVER smoke while refuelling.
WARNING! This product is not insulated against
electricity. NEVER use this product on workpieces
that are connected to electrical power.
WARNING! ALWAYS ensure that the control
lever remains in the off position after use.
If the fuel supply is re-engaged, residual
heat can cause reignition without operating
the ignition button. Once the tool has
cooled, follow the normal ignition
procedure to reignite.
EN
Original Instructions
Version 2 – March 2023
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