80W / 150W Dual-Temperature Hot Melt Glue Gun
Key points
- 80 W setting for delicate work, 150 W for heavier bonding
- Removable brass nozzle can be cleaned or replaced when clogged
- Takes standard 11 mm glue sticks, an easy consumable to restock
- Only 300 g, light enough for extended overhead work
- Folding wire stand holds the gun upright so it will not dribble
- Compact 20 x 17 cm body fits a standard craft or workshop drawer between jobs
- Dispatch benches can tack a paper wrap to a carton corner with the 80 W setting, so labels and packing notes stay in place in transit
| Power | 80 W / 150 W Selectable |
| Temperature | Dual Setting |
| Colour | White |
| Nozzle | Removable Brass |
| Glue Stick | 11 mm |
| Weight | 300 g |
| Gun Size | 20 x 17 cm |
| Stand | Folding Wire Stand |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Dual-temperature hot melt glue gun with a selector switch for 80 W and 150 W operation, so one tool covers delicate craft and paper work as well as heavier bonding on wood, ceramic, leather and plastics. The lower setting gives a longer open time for positioning parts before the glue skins over, while the higher setting flows faster and wets out larger surfaces for a stronger joint. A removable brass nozzle resists wear and can be unscrewed for cleaning or replaced if it clogs, and the gun takes standard 11 mm glue sticks, a widely available consumable. Net weight is about 300 g and the body measures roughly 20 cm by 17 cm, light enough for extended overhead work. A folding wire stand holds the gun upright between passes so it does not tip and dribble, and the trigger feeds glue smoothly without a primer. Supplied in white. Craft retailers can merchandise the gun with a box of standard sticks beside it, so a first-time buyer leaves with everything needed and returns for the consumable rather than the tool. Packaging lines, trim carpenters and craft workshops buy the dual-temperature version because the lower setting suits heat-sensitive foam and fabric while the higher one bites into timber and board, so one line covers both markets a distributor already sells to.
