Hot Wire Handles, 4' Magnum #
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Hot wire handles are a critical component in roof cutting equipment, allowing for precise control and maneuverability during the cutting process. These handles are specifically designed to withstand the high temperatures generated by the cutting wire, ensuring the safety of the operator as well as the efficiency of the cutting operation. The ergonomic design of hot wire handles allows for comfortable grip and ease of use, enabling the operator to make accurate cuts with minimal effort. Additionally, these handles are often equipped with heat-resistant materials to prevent burns and ensure longevity of the equipment.
Furthermore, hot wire handles play a key role in enhancing the overall cutting performance of roof cutters. The superior heat resistance of these handles allows for continuous cutting without the risk of overheating or malfunction, resulting in faster and more precise cuts. The ergonomic design and ease of use of hot wire handles also contribute to increased productivity and efficiency, making them an essential component in the toolbox of any professional roof cutter. Overall, hot wire handles are a crucial accessory that ensures safe, efficient, and effective cutting operations in the roofing industry.
** All units available in 220 volt.
Special Order Only – No Returns without Restock
Note: Heated Wire expands when hot. If the spring is too tight the wire may break restricting operation of mechanism. If too loose, the
cut will be sloppy. Readjustment of tension may be necessary from time to time.
Safety Tips:
Power Controller – Use nothing longer than a 50-foot 12/3 grounded extension cord. Set the temperature dial on the controller to zero (0). Turn on the hot wire power controller and adjust the dial until the wire glows orange. Immediately back off the controller until the heated wire just begins to turn from orange to gray. This is the optimum foam cutting temperature of the wire. Anything hotter will cause premature wire failure or anything cooler will require too much feed pressure on the wire causing premature failure. If the wire is too hot, the cut may not be as accurate as you would like. A wire that is too hot will melt the foam too quickly at the beginning of the cut and less quickly as the wire cools off resulting in an inaccurate cut.
• Use only the recommended wire.
• Do not use this equipment in wet or damp conditions.
• Use only grounded receptacles.
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