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Technical Details
- 60-Watt, 120-Volt
- Uses 4-Inch or 10-Inch glue sticks (7/16-Inch diameter)
- Flip down stand
- 8-Inch cord
- Exclusive no drip tip feature
Product Description
Full size, 60-watt glue guns with on/off switch, indicator light, flip-down stand and 10-foot cord. Additional features include insulated nozzle, lever handle trigger and exclusive non-stick rubberized coating.Similar Products
Customer Reviews
2010-10-26
By R. Klein
Being a crafter that must always have a glue gun handy for all projects - you will find this item to fit many crafting needs. I liked the dual temperature on this item. And at first I found the holder to be awkward - but after using it for a while I really like the stand. Handy Item.
2010-08-30
By Hanziesmom
This worked for about five minutes and then blew out my electrical outlet. It's dangerous. Sent it right back.
2010-08-04
By Mark Harrison (Piedmont, CA)
I purchased this model for working with foam model airplanes. The low temperature setting works well and the glue does not melt the foam.
The stand works well, but is light and will tip if you bump it with any force.
It does drip, but not very much... I left it sitting for about 3 hours and there were about 10-12 drops of glue under the tip.
The controls are simple... hi/low temp, turn it on by plugging it in.
2010-07-22
By Grateful (USA)
I bought this to make hair bows for my little baby girl. I was shocked to see the package contains a warning stating the power cord contains lead. It suggests hand washing after an usage. I will return it immediately and try to locate a glue gun without a "lead" power cord.
2010-06-16
By E. Feldman
The back of the package indicates that the power cord on this product contains lead, and the user should wash their hands after operating the unit. While it is possible that it might be mis-worded and the lead is on the inside, it wasn't worth the risk for me to keep it. What's more, there's no reason for most consumer-grade products to contain any lead anymore, even on the inside. Check out ROHS for more information if you're curious about where lead is allowed in consumer products.
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