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Hot air gun Bosch GHG 23-66 PROFESSIONAL offers total heat and airflow control for demanding applications. The tool features a 2300 W motor, adjustable airflow and a maximum temperature up to 650 °C, with an ergonomic pistol-handle design and an LCD display for setting monitoring. Compact and lightweight, it is suitable for a range of tasks including paint stripping, soldering and heat shrinking.

Advantages

The Bosch GHG 23-66 PROFESSIONAL combines high power with precise control: a 2300 W heater delivers fast heat-up while adjustable airflow (150–500 l/min) and stepless temperature control up to 650 °C allow accurate adaptation to different materials and tasks. The pistol-handle design and low weight (670 g) improve handling during extended use, and the LCD display provides clear feedback on current settings.

Suitable for

• Paint and varnish removal
• Soldering and desoldering of pipes and fittings
• Heat-shrinking tubing and cable sleeves
• Plastic welding and forming
• Removing adhesives and loosening rusted parts

Key specifications

• Brand: Bosch
• Model: GHG 23-66 PROFESSIONAL
• Power: 2300 W
• Airflow: adjustable 150–500 l/min
• Maximum temperature: 650 °C
• Weight: 670 g
• Dimensions (approx.): depth 245 mm, height 201 mm
• Display: LCD
• MPN: 06012A6300
• EAN: 3165140889483

How to use

Set the desired temperature and airflow using the controls and check the values on the LCD display before starting. Hold the pistol-handle firmly and keep the nozzle at an appropriate distance from the workpiece, moving the tool steadily to avoid overheating a single spot. Use suitable nozzles or attachments for focused or wide-area heating as required. After use, switch off the tool and allow it to cool completely before storing or changing accessories.

Recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (gloves, eye protection) and ensure adequate ventilation. Start with lower temperature and airflow settings and increase gradually until you achieve the desired effect. Avoid direct contact between the hot nozzle and flammable materials.