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Meet the Team: IHS's Hot Air Tool Professionals

Meet the Team: IHS's Hot Air Tool Professionals

Learn more about Eric Pardo and Bob Heater, the experts behind the IHS brand.
How Often Should You Service Your Hot Air Tools?

How Often Should You Service Your Hot Air Tools?

Users can reap long-term benefits from conducting regular maintenance on their hot air tools. Learn more about this process and why it’s important.
  • Robert Heater
The Importance of Hot Air Tool Replacement Parts and Which Ones You Need

The Importance of Hot Air Tool Replacement Parts and Which Ones You Need

Your hot air tool is only as useful as the parts that keep it running. Learn more about different replacement parts, including heating elements, and why you need to keep plenty on hand.
10 Plastic Welding Accessories That Can Instantly Improve Your Efficiency

10 Plastic Welding Accessories That Can Instantly Improve Your Efficiency

Take a look at 10 plastic welding accessories designed to boost the efficiency of your hot air hand tools and extruders.
Hot Air Tool Troubleshooting: Why Your Hot Air Tool Isn't Starting

Hot Air Tool Troubleshooting: Why Your Hot Air Tool Isn't Starting

If you experience challenges with your hot air tool, take a look at these five equipment issues and how to troubleshoot them.
How to Create Pendulum Welds in 6 Simple Steps

How to Create Pendulum Welds in 6 Simple Steps

A common method of plastic welding, pendulum welding is used in small or hard-to-reach areas. Use these six steps to efficiently and accurately execute this type of weld.
How to Choose the Right Plastic Welding Nozzle

How to Choose the Right Plastic Welding Nozzle

The nozzle you choose for your plastic welding job can have a direct impact on the welding process. Check out these key considerations for choosing the right nozzle for your application.
The 5 Most Common Types of Plastic Welding Joints

The 5 Most Common Types of Plastic Welding Joints

It’s critical to correctly position the pieces you’re welding together. With that in mind, take a look at five of the most common types of plastic welding joints.