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US 11,565,277 B2Granted
Compact hot air gun
AssigneePro-Iroda Industries, Inc.
InventorYung Chieh Lee
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Abstract
A compact hot air gun comprising a body, an air blowing pump, an air outlet tube, and a heating coil. The air blowing pump is disposed in the body. The air outlet tube has an end connected to the air blowing pump and another end extending beyond the body. The heating coil is disposed in the another end of the air outlet tube opposite to the air blowing pump. The compact hot air gun can generate an ignition effect by using hot air through the above structure.
Claims6
A compact hot air gun comprising:
- a body;
- an air blowing pump disposed in the body;
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- an air outlet tube having an end connected to the air blowing pump and another end extending beyond the body, wherein the air outlet tube includes an insulating seat, an electrically conductive tube, an insulating tube, and a central wire, wherein the insulating seat is disposed in the body, wherein an end of the electrically conductive tube is connected to the insulating seat, wherein another end of the electrically conductive tube extends beyond the body, wherein the insulating tube is disposed in the electrically conductive tube, wherein the insulating tube is disposed opposite to the insulating seat, wherein the central wire is connected to the insulating seat, wherein an end of the central wire extends through an interior of the electrically conductive tube, wherein the central wire is not in contact with the electrically conductive tube;
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- a heating coil disposed in the another end of the air outlet tube opposite to the air blowing pump, wherein an end of the heating coil has a first connecting portion, wherein another end of the heating coil has a second connecting portion, wherein the first connecting portion is connected to the electrically conductive tube, and wherein the second connecting portion extends into the insulating tube and is connected to the central wire.
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