HEAT ELEMENT (7ULM) - Eddy Products

Part #: A1059M

The Eddy Products A1059M HEAT ELEMENT (7ULM) is a genuine replacement component designed specifically for the Eddy Mark IV EP-7ULM Industrial Heat Gun. Engineered to restore peak performance to your heat gun, this element ensures continued reliable and precise flameless heating for demanding professional and heavy-duty applications. Its professional-grade construction supports extended operational life and consistent heat output.

Key Features

  • Direct OEM Replacement: Ensures perfect fit and optimal performance for the Eddy Mark IV EP-7ULM Industrial Heat Gun.
  • Break-Resistant Mica Element: Engineered for durability and extended lifespan in rigorous industrial environments.
  • Suspended Quick-Change Design: Facilitates tool-free replacement, minimizing downtime and maximizing productivity in the workshop.
  • Consistent Heat Output: Maintains the heat gun's rated variable temperature range of 750°F to 1000°F and 27 CFM airflow for precise work.
  • Professional-Grade Quality: Manufactured by Eddy Products, known for over 50 years of USA-made industrial tools, ensuring reliability.

Applications

This replacement heat element is essential for professional technicians and mechanics utilizing the Eddy Mark IV EP-7ULM heat gun for tasks such as heavy paint stripping, robust heat shrinking, industrial curing, and other applications requiring controlled high-temperature flameless heating. It is suitable for use in automotive repair, construction sites, manufacturing facilities, and other demanding industrial settings where maintaining equipment functionality is critical.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 17 July, 2015.