Can You Use a Hair Dryer for Electrical Heat-shrink Tubing?

Find out if you can use a hair dryer to shrink tubing on electrical wire (and if is it safe) in NI at Home. Brett is taking NI products home to learn more about every day, at-home appliances and help you understand the power of testing. See how Brett tested this in part two of this demonstration.

[@MunkeySpaz]

Thanks for the quick, to the point video answering my concern! Kudos!

[@Godot2011]

Great response.. quick and to the point

[@ramondelgado6778]

Awesome video! Thank you so much!!!!

[@glynfoulkes7665]

thanks man, awesome 😎

[@danalaniz7314]

Thank you.

[@EvanHuangListings]

thanks for the vid!

[@Chillin-fpv]

Cool thank you. Answered my question

[@NIApps]

Glad to hear it!

[@aracelichavez7798]

Muchas gracias

[@grandpied]

Perfect man, thanks!

[@enricodetrizio]

thanks for sharing

[@thecuzzin]

Cheers!

[@tomcha75]

Trying to see if I can use this to repair broken eyeglasses plastic frame leg. Wonder if it's stiff enough to hold it in place.

[@redfox05nl]

Do you think you can also use a hairdryer like this with heatshrink self-solder seal wires =?

[@panicmosem5969]

I would suggest a lighter or a butane torch flame (also available as lighters) just don't burn the shrink wrap and keep the flame moving.