A heated wire through polystyrene, and the table decides the shapes · review
A powerful 330 W hot knife with several blades and groovers for thick insulation foam, heating in 20 seconds to a stated 710 °C.
At up to 330 W, it cuts thick XPS.
Hot-cut foam gives off fumes. Work in fresh air.
Rest the hot blade safely; use the switch.
| Power | 330 W in the bullets, 300 W in the title |
|---|---|
| Blades | 6, 8 and 12 in, plus groove blades |
| Top temperature | 710 °C, stated |
| Heat-up | 20 seconds |
| Materials | EPS, XPS, EPE, EPP, EVA |
| Amazon ASIN | B0FFZ6CVXM |
| EAN | 0860011993759 |
Up to 710 °C, stated.
It cuts channels in foam.
7.6/ 10
A serious tool for serious foam.
A builder cutting insulation and large foam.
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