Is this a high heat or low heat glue gun?
2064535
this is more than a low heat glue gun,more constant temperature and dust free operation
49642
Makes no difference. I used it a couple of times and threw it in a drawer because it is junk. Emailed manufacturer and never got a response. Buy a better glue gun.
1442100
Hello: The tip where the heat comes out is about 5/8" in diameter. The tool works good for heat shrink tubing and general heating. The gun is not supper hot as the larger units, only about 300 or so watts, but works good for me.
1730258
Well, I don not know for sure, still don't need to do that, but taking apart others parts glued with hot glue, I do this I heat the gun and I pass the hot nozzle between the glued parts....Hoping this can help you....I guess is easy to separate, well depends in what kind of material you are using.
1428131
This is a lower end heat gun not for industrial use. The quality is fine for homeowner occasional use.
907559
Mine had glue residue that came off the first time I used it with heat, and it did so with a loud pop. Be careful. I would try low heat first.Putting the label on there was a terrible idea. Very nice pan, really bad decision to affix a sticky label to a nonstick surface.
1426833
too much gun..I use this one for shrink wrapping..it comes with Wide / Scraper nozzle, Tube Bender / Spool reflector nozzle, Cone / Concentrator nozzle..Black & Decker BDPG700 2-Speed Variable Temperature Heat Gun
2100399
Yes, it doesn't require high heat, but you should use extreme cautious due to the mixture of led depending what you are melting
1024713
This is a "light duty" soldering iron, I would suggest "Wall Lenk LG400C 400/150 Heavy Duty Watt Soldering Gun". That is the best soldering gun in the world if you ask me... it has a light, it gets hot fast, and it has a big wide tip for heating wide wire or I'm assuming a wide solder joint on stained glass... Good Luck!
1883398
no, needs heat and clean surface to bond and cure- heat source can be furnished by variety of methods and time. follow instructions closely
402821
I don't know , but I pour hot water and it washes away the glue from the tape.
473462
I am not familar with Parker brand, the only info I can provide is that your glue gun provide at least 30 Watts of power. These glue sticks are .44 diameter a tad just under 7/16 of an inch. I use them in my Stanley GR20L hot glue gun.
287817
Although I haven't used it for that, most acrylic melts at. 400 degrees F, and this heat gun's highest setting is 350 C, which is 662 F
423655
There's a high and low heat setting. I find the low heat setting to be the equivalent of cool.
1584543
Don, the shrink tubing I bought responds to the heat from a match, or you can shrink it with a heat gun or a soldering iron. I can't quote a level in degrees F or C (or K, for that matter) but it's probably about 150-200F.
1516360
You wouldn't notice any major physical difference in the glue sticks at room temperature other than color. I believe they have a higher melt temperature and so when bonding plastics they soften and bond to the parts much better. I had had a problem with some of my custom plastic constructions coming apart during hot days in the sub tropics before I discovered these Steinel sticks. Those problems are now gone so I am very pleased with the bonding properties of these sticks.
1889826
Hot glue guns are very good for certain things. If you want a heavy duty, permanent bond like for furniture I would say go with a better bonding agent like a high quality wood glue or gorilla glue. For lighter projects hot glue is great.