What is the normal shelf life for this product (Milwaukee Model 1400 Heat Gun)?
2009884
This is high quality heating tool, not your common craft heating toll I will say you could get 10 good years out of it! As long the electricity doesn't short in your house, while the gun is working!
2009885
I use it more frequently than my Ranger heat tool (which I also love, but which is slower when I am using a lot of embossing powder, or have thick wet medium). I have had it about a year, and I would say I use it weekly. Still going strong, and I expect it will do so for many years.
1129248
Per operating manual: automatic, 0 to 70C http://www.milwaukeeinstruments.com/pdf/product-specs/MW100-101-102-500.pdf
46814
I personally haven't tested this out, but manufacturers generally suggest that spray be swapped out at least every 3 years. This is the same time frame for pepper spray. Of course much of it depends on the conditions that the unit is stored. Extreme heat or cold will impact shelf life dramatically, whereas having the canister stored in a cool dry location could extend it beyond the manufacturer's expiration date.
650421
My experience is that these batteries last about 2 years in use. I don't know about shelf life but I wouldn't take the chance on it.
543652
No where that I know. My heating unit lasted about 4 weeks then I junked it. No info in packaging at all.
364812
90 days from date of purchase. Mine work great...very pleased. I did have a problem with the spray tip. It was missing a seal. They did replace it but it took a bit of insisting. I bought a spare tip which I would have anyway and that comes with the seals. I would suggest running plain water through the unit when you first fire it up. That way of there are any leaks you won't be cursing the paint spill as I did. I have no regrets buying this unit as a reconditioned item. Saved quite a bit and works great.
1254078
This product will last 1 year in regular temperatures (between 65 degrees F and 80 degrees F). Refrigeration will extend the shelf life.
650423
Not sure on shelf life, but I bought one over 2 yrs ago & it's going strong. On trips, if it sits for a cuple days, It is still all the way up when I use it. It does give off a lot of heat though.
1828259
I've had mine over a year... no problems. Each cartridge is packed in a sealed plastic "bag" that it seems to me would greatly increase shelf life and prevent drying out... but they are also not "open" until you insert them into the machine so I suspect the shelf life is fairly long.
1999736
The item is new but I don't know the warranty o grief it would be Milwaukee's standard warranty
332857
I bought it by the case. I really don't know exactly why there is a shelf life as it is completely dry and in a vacu-sealed package. I'll be honest, I've used it way past the shelf life and it was just fine.
231343
I do not know the published shelf life, but I have used one year old product which worked just fine. You might want to check with manufactuor or review product data sheet.
128848
Dear Mr. AssCork,Just to be sure, I took the S&W; Model 10 out of the bottom drawer to check it. It's been there for nearly a year. The grease is still viscous and the action of the pistol action is still smooth.
1900745
If at all possible I'd put this into the frig. The shelf life should be indefinite. Failing that? It' a dry powder but your guess is as good as anybody else's.
2033737
I read that the shelf life is 1 year after the time of manufacture. There should be a "Best By" date stamped on the canister.
1677442
I've used this product for a number of years and it works great! I've never had a problem with shelf life. There Website for this product may provide you what you're looking for:http://www.itwconsumer.com/devcon-products/product.cfm?id=DUCO%C2%AE%20Cement%2C%201%20fl.%20oz.%20carded-52 Good Luck,Bob
832821
We don't use ours very often so I had to go see if it was ok-we just bought and had only used once. However, it is fine. I greased it up just like I do my iron skillet after use before putting away. I happened to have some non-stick spray that I drowned it in! We store in the basement. I did see a couple tiny spots that rubbed right off-which was probably a spot I just didn't saturate well. The last time we used it was the last week of August-so that is how long it has been stored in the basement. Hope this helps............