£249.95
Makita HG001G 40v Max XGT Cordless Heat Gun No Batteries No Charger Case
£186.95
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About the product
The Makita HG001G is a cordless heat gun powered by a 40 V XGT Li-Ion battery. Its brushless motor produces temperatures up to 600°C, with airflow adjustable across four stages: 120, 150, 180 and 200 L/min.
Temperature can be set from 50°C to 600°C in 10°C increments using the backlit LCD display. Features include an anti-restart function, electronic four-speed control, a lock-on button and a single LED job light with afterglow. The quick-release nozzle mechanism allows tool-free nozzle changes without touching hot metal.
- Dimensions: 191 × 86 × 272 mm
- Net weight: 0.8 kg
- Continuous use: 14 minutes with a 40 V 4 Ah XGT battery
- Includes Makpac Case Type 3; battery and charger are not included
The heat gun is described for tasks including heat-welding waterproof sheets, shrinking cable sleeves, shaping plastics, thawing pipes and stripping paint.
At a glance
- Temperature adjustable from 50°C to 600°C in 10°C increments
- Four airflow stages: 120, 150, 180 and 200 L/min
- Anti-restart function and lock-on button
- Includes Makpac Case Type 3; battery and charger not included
Specifications12
- Dimensions
- 191 × 86 × 272 mm
- In the box
- Makpac Case Type 3; no battery; no charger
- Battery voltage
- 40 V
- Battery type
- Makita XGT Li-Ion
- Maximum temperature
- 600°C
- Airflow settings
- Four stages: 120, 150, 180 and 200 L/min
- Temperature adjustment
- 50°C–600°C in 10°C increments
- Continuous use
- 14 minutes with a 40 V 4 Ah XGT battery
- Net weight
- 0.8 kg
- Motor
- Brushless
- MPN
- HG001GZ02
- Controls and features
- Anti-restart function, four-speed electronic control, backlit LCD display, lock-on button, quick-release nozzle mechanism and LED job light with afterglow
Price history
Price at the shop, last 79 days
The price has stayed at £186.95 since 19 August.



