Surebonder 100 Watt Professional High Temp Full Size Glue Gun — Keco Tabs

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Last updated 30 May 2024

Surebonder 100 Watt Professional High Temp Full Size Glue Gun — Keco Tabs

Surebonder PRO2-100 Industrial high-temperature glue gun delivers approximately 1.5-Pounds of glue per hour with 100-watts of heating power. Features solid state PTC (positive temperature control) heaters. This gun is lightweight which helps reduce hand fatigue and has an ergonomic designed long trigger for less effort. The gun is equipped with a nozzle, a protective heat resistant nozzle cover, an ON/OFF power switch and a removable wire stand for your convenience. This gun uses standard (1/2,7/16, 0.43) diameter glue sticks.

380 °F / 193 °C Operating Temperature - ideal for Paintless Dent Repair (PDR) and GPR (Glue Pull Repair) work
100 Watts - delivers approximately 1.5 pounds of glue per hour
1/2, 7/16 (0.43) Diameter - standard size hot glue sticks
Comfort rubber grip handle with long trigger
Interchangable nozzles available seperately

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Features include a high and low switch to give you more options. The high temp is best for bonding tougher materials such as metal or plastic and the low temp is ideal for bonding fragile material such as lace or ribbon.