Jason says
This is a mini plastic repair welder intended for routine bodyshop repairs to bumpers, trims and similar thermoplastic components. I’m Jason Bowes, Sales Director, and in workshop use it’s employed to melt and deposit filler strips to close cuts, rebuild missing tabs or form internal supports before finishing. Key technical considerations are material compatibility and supply connections: the kit’s filler strips are polypropylene and you must verify the substrate marking before repair, and the unit runs from 230V mains and needs a compressed air or nitrogen supply at the specified inlet pressure and flow. Control and technique matter too — the gun is pre‑calibrated, keep the nozzle off the part (about 1.5 cm), work at the recommended angle and follow the heat‑down routine (turn heat off, wait 5–7 minutes before stopping airflow). In practice I see failures from using the wrong filler or holding the gun too close, which scorches edges or gives poor penetration. Used to its limits and with correct material matching, it gives reliable, repeatable repair work.
Jason, Sales Director