What temperature gun would you use these with? High or low heat?
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The Glue stick package says: "Use in high and dual temperature glue guns that require a standard diameter glue stick."Set time 25 - 30 seconds.My dual heat gun is set on high - 380 degree F.But the low would give 248 degree F. I really haven't tried low. Either of these temperatures will seriously burn the skin.I think your choice depends on the material you are bonding. If the material has a low melting point then use low.
223081
Hi there LK - I just read the package for these glue sticks and it says for use in high temp guns only - 410 degrees F
870842
you can use argon and ..030 wire would be a good choice and the gun does come with both .030 and .035 contact tips..035 wire might be better for the 1/4"
743206
362F is really low for soldering though. Try it at 750. Also, is your temp gun accurate? I reccomend purchasig an actual tip thermometer.
1333115
I do not have a specific temperature, but I have used these with success when handling my hot rotisserie spit without issue.
95609
Yes, I have shot 2 inch to 3.5 inch at 21 degrees with no issues! Great gun! Have a great day.
249231
They are rated at 750 degrees, not sure how hot you are thinking but mine were used on high so far
1542227
Should be fine. They have been fired at a much higher temp. They are made for the heat. We use ours for everything.
642258
Don't keep Temp. Get permanent ones and keep them relined. Remember Lower will never feel as good as upper. Use a new EZO every day also
1803444
I don't understand what you mean, so I don't know. I do like this glue gun because it had a attached narrow tip for small areas, it does have high/low temp functions.
1910408
I do not know what the manufacture says these temperatures are I never tried to burn anything with it. I am not sure exactly what you are asking? I can tell you it works great in below zero in Colorado and over 100 plus temps in Arizona. I am impressed with the brightness and ease of use. I have mine mounted on a Remington 1100 Tac-4 12ga. auto-loading shotgun. I am quite sure that if I hit an intruder in the eye with this laser they would need medical attention. I wouldn't have shoot them.
85779
Im not sure but if you see my review of the product you'll see some temps that I took with laser gun. Good luck!
528005
Mine is in Fahrenheit. I saw them at the gun show and they are all in Fahrenheit. I sure like mine and the small size is good.
959470
They are just fine at room temperature. I would only use a heater if the temperature dropped below 68.
696600
You are somewhat vague with your question, what do you plan on doing with the heat gun?? I use these while melting zinc at 750'F for splash protection, I don't feel the heat at all. In the reviews, the brown part of the leather can be burnt fairly easily.
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The low (1) setting is cool enough that I can touch it with my callused fingertips and not feel the heat. The high (25) will burn hair without a protectant of some kind. I used Paul Mitchell's heat protector spray. I didn't use any setting lower than 12 on the finest hair, and I used tons of hairspray (one squirt while the hair was still on the barrel and another after I unwound the hair and glitter spray on top of that) to keep the curls through 2 shows a day. I hope this helps.
1559012
That does depend a little bit on the gun and setup you want. I believe low will not work on most guns, I think I am using mediums on mine and obviously highs should work on almost any gun I would think.
723488
I shot them up with a hilti type gun. (Ramset I think it's called) Just be sure to use a strong enough load. I used the yellow ones, but you might need a lighter load like the brown ones.