The Silent Paint Remover™
SH 1000 ‘SUPER LIGHT’
 
The Silent Paint Remover™ Super Light was designed with fewer parts and components to be more light-weight and therefore even easier to use than the standard Silent Paint Remover™ Model 1100 or Model GRH.
At only 3 lbs, the SH 1000 it is over 1 lb lighter than similar SPR models, which can make a major difference when operating during a work day.
This is a versatile tool that is not only appropriate for basic interior door or trim projects, but also large-scale exterior siding restoration projects. 
 
At one of the best price-points available for an infrared tool this size, it is an excellent entry level model for both homeowner or professional alike.
 
This model offers exceptional heat transfer with ready to use, stationary, fix-mounted side shields, heavy-duty power switch and cord, and automatic overheat protection (no reset button found on the Model 1100 and GRH).
 
See the specific SH 1000 fix-mounted infrared replacement IR bulbs.
Bulbs rated for 5000 hrs.
Do no drop tool. Bulbs will break and need to be replaced.
 
Designed for hand-held operation.
No hands-free attachments and accessories available for this model.
 
When not in use, turn off and place on its long side to rest and cool down.
Always shut the tool off when not in use. 
 
Do not ever stand the tool on its end. It should always be left to rest or be stored on its long side.
 
Do not let paint fall into the tool. Keep tubes and reflector clean. 
 
No chemicals, sanding, grinding or cleaning required after use of infrared tool.
 
Operates at lead-safe temperatures.
Follow all safety protocol and disposal of debris or waste.
 
Made in the Sweden.
 
 
 
 
 
NOTE: 
 
Always test to find out if the coating you want to remove is sensitive to heat before purchasing an infrared tool. Do a test with a less efficient heat-gun with a temperature-gauge (for your safety) before moving forward. 
 
While most coatings are responsive to heat, some like shellac, select epoxy formulations, milk paint, etc. are not and another paint removal method will be required.
 
Very dry old paint that the infrared seems to struggle to remove can be treated with a coat of Purified Linseed Oil 24 hrs before removal to increase responsiveness and ease of removal. 
Dampen and dispose of oil-soaked rags or paper towels at the end of each work day.
 
 
No returns on used tools and no refund on any shipping charges.