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How to Understand the Difference Between Hot Air Blowers and Air Heaters
Though often mistaken for each other, hot air blowers and air heaters are inherently different, from design to application.- Robert Heater
- Tags: Heater Heating System Hot Air Blower IHS Tutco-Farnam

IHS Partners with Tempco to Offer Unmatched Customer Service, Products
Industrial Heat Sources pairs an extensive offering of high-performance hot air tools with personalized customer support. Its partnership with Tempco further adds to its goal of offering customers unmatched service.- Robert Heater
- Tags: Customer service heater Manufacturing Tempco

Key Digital Tools for Your Equipment Lineup
Controllers and sensors are critical components of your heating system. Get an overview of these tools and the roles they play in specific applications.- Robert Heater
- Tags: analog controller digital temperature controller Programmable Logic Controller Thermocouple

Essential Blowers and Heaters for Your Equipment Lineup
It can be difficult to determine which blowers and heaters should be used for a specific application, so we’ve offered a lineup of these tools and which ones you should have in your day-to-day toolbox.- Robert Heater
- Tags: blower system centrifugal blower heater inlet air filter regenerative blower

Basic Welding Tools for Your Equipment Lineup
Whether you’re welding a patch on a roof or fabricating a custom automotive body, having the correct welding tool is the first step in making sure the job gets done correctly and efficiently.- Robert Heater
- Tags: automatic welder Extrusion Hand Welder Industrial Extrusion Welder welding

How Centrifugal and Regenerative Blowers Work
While both centrifugal and regenerative blowers work in a variety of similar applications, both are not used in the same ways. Get an overview of each blower, their uses, and tips for choosing the right one for a job.- Robert Heater
- Tags: blower system centrifugal blower inlet air filter regenerative blower

Hot-Air Tool Troubleshooting: Power Supply
If your hot-air tool is not reaching the proper temperature, taking longer to heat up, performing inconsistently, or not functioning at all, the first thing you should check is that your power source consistently produces enough current to meet the voltage requirements of the tool.- Robert Heater
- Tags: Buck-Boost Transformer Generator Hot air hand tool Hot air tool Voltage

5 Steps to Repair Single-Ply Roofing Punctures With Hot Air Tools
It is not uncommon for storms, debris or man-made objects to puncture or tear a single-ply sheet, which if not immediately addressed can lead to water damage and other issues. Fortunately, with the right tools and technique, this damage can be quickly remedied by hot-air welding a patch over the hole or rip.- Robert Heater
- Tags: Automatic welder IHS Plastic welding Steinel welding