Steinel HL 2020 E Heat Gun Kit
- 1600 watts, joystick temperature control
- 120 to 1,150 degrees F range, LCD display
- Residual heat indicator and thermal cut-out
- 5 nozzles: 75 mm spreader, two reflectors, reduction, welding
- Plastic welding rods, shrink tubes and booklet
- 6 ft replaceable cord, hanging ring
- 1.34 inch nozzle fit, industry standard
- 2.2 pounds, silver carry case
Last refreshed Sep 28, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A full heat gun kit with a temperature display, nozzles, welding rods and a case, covering shrink tubing, plastic welding and paint removal. The listing gives no airflow figures.
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ASIN: B06XDCYRQ5Model: HL 2020 ECategory: Heat Guns
Overview
A workshop bench or a job site tailgate is where this Steinel heat gun does its work, an electronically controlled tool that blows hot air for shrinking tubing, welding plastics and stripping paint. A joystick sets the temperature shown on an LCD.
Reason to buy is a kit built around a controlled temperature range, with a heat warning and an overheating cut-out plus the nozzles and rods to start plastic work from day one. The limitation is that airflow settings are not described, so fine control is by temperature alone.
Who it's for
Electricians, hobbyists and workshop users who move between shrink tubing, soldering support and plastic repair will use the range of nozzles. Those who only need an occasional paint strip may find the kit more than the job needs.
Pros and cons
- Joystick temperature control
- LCD temperature display
- Residual heat indicator
- Thermal cut-out against overheating
- Corded tool, limited by cord reach
- Airflow settings not listed
Performance notes
Electronic control holds the outlet temperature at the joystick setting, and the display shows the value so shrink tubing and plastic welding get the right heat. The residual heat indicator warns that the outlet is still hot, and the thermal cut-out stops the element when it overheats. Nozzles shape the airflow: spreaders widen it, reflectors wrap it around cables, reduction nozzles narrow it.
Specifications
| Brand | Steinel |
|---|---|
| Model | HL 2020 E |
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item weight | 2.2 pounds |
| Dimensions | 12.6 x 4.2 x 12.3 inches |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Wattage | 1600 watts |
| Temperature range | 120 to 1,150 degrees F |
| Power & efficiency | |
| Power cord | 6 ft industrial rubber, replaceable |
| Included components | |
| Included Components | Heat gun, 5 nozzles, plastic welding rods, shrink tubes, plastic welding booklet, case |
| Other details | |
| Display | LCD |
| Temperature control | Joystick |
| Safety features | Residual heat indicator, thermal cut-out, double insulation |
| Nozzle fit | 1.34 inch diameter industry standard |
| Storage | Built in hanging ring, silver carry case |
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Frequently asked questions
Is the Steinel HL 2020 E heat gun cordless?
No. It runs on a replaceable industrial rubber power cord.
Does the Steinel HL 2020 E kit include a soldering iron?
No. It is a hot air tool. The listing mentions soldering and desoldering use, but the kit holds no soldering iron.
What nozzles come with the Steinel HL 2020 E kit?
A 75 mm spreader nozzle, 14 and 39 mm reflector nozzles, a 9 mm reduction nozzle and a welding nozzle.
What does the residual heat indicator on the Steinel HL 2020 E do?
It warns the user that the outlet nozzle is still hot after use.