Malcom Battery Powered Wire Repair Tool Is Safety Approved for Use in Fueled Aircraft

PORTSMOUTH, RI--(Marketwired - Aug 12, 2015) - Malcom Technologies supplies a portable battery powered heat gun that has been approved for listing in the US Navy 505 Wiring Tech Manual and eliminates using lighters and open flames.

The Malcom MCH-100-A Battery Powered Heat Gun Kit is a fully portable, self-contained solution for electrical wiring harness repairs in fueled aircraft on carriers and in remote flight line locations. Featuring a lightweight heat gun that reaches up to 1,100°F, depending upon nozzle selection, the kit includes two standard nozzles to safely apply up to 20 solder sleeves or heat-shrink installations on a single 2.5 hours battery charge.

Eliminating power generators, extension cords, propane, and dangerous open flames, the Malcom MCH-100-A Battery Powered Heat Gun is powered by a 48V rechargeable battery packaged in a tool kit bag that has a shoulder strap and heat-resistant pouch for storing the hot tool after use. Simple to operate, this tool has a built-in motor and fan that provides 2.66 CFM hot air flow and can be supplied with a wide range of specialty nozzles.

The Malcom MCH-100-A Battery Powered Heat Gun is priced from $6,900.00 complete. Literature and with specifications are available upon request.

About Malcom Technologies

Malcom started in 1991 as a Manufacturer's Representative firm located in Andover, Massachusetts. In 1998 they started developing problem-solving products on their own, including a portable battery powered heat gun, soldering iron, specialty heat tools used for composite applications, and a wide range of plastic welding tools and kits. These proprietary tools are used extensively by numerous military, government, and commercial facilities. From hand held tools for soldering, plastic welding and shrinking applications to composite curing and smoothing, Malcom delivers high quality, problem-solving products quickly at a great value and serves many industries including aerospace, aviation, facilities maintenance, fire prevention, military, telecom, transportation, and utilities.