Glue Guns and Dispensers

Stringing or clogging in a Glue Gun usually occurs when the adhesive temperature is too high, too low, or if the gun isn’t compatible with the glue stick type. Using the correct temperature settings and adhesive recommended for your gun prevents these issues.

After use, unplug your Glue Gun and allow it to cool before removing leftover adhesive. Wipe the nozzle clean with a non-abrasive cloth, and store the gun in a dry, dust-free area.

Ensure you are using compatible glue sticks and that the nozzle is free from blockages. If the issue persists, you’re best to contact our Service Department.

Your best to select a Glue Gun based on the volume, speed, and precision required for your tasks. Handheld guns suit occasional or small-scale work, while pneumatic or automatic dispensers are better for industrial packaging, assembly lines.