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I have a pair of the electric solder irons, I have used them in the past to pre heat the joint and if it won't release due to paint and water etc I then use the blow torch but it is used for a much shorter time and minimises any risk.
 
At last I've found a use for my Rothy heat guard...

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Mine are arctic. Work very well and worth the 20 quid i paid !
 
They get very hot indeed. I think they will cope fine. They hit about 500 degrees and can do 22mm easy
 
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