3M™ HOT MELT APPLICATOR PG II WITH SPEEDLOADER CARTRIDGE FEED, 1/CASE

3M™ hot melt applicator PG II speedloader cartridge feed is a hot melt applicator with pneumatic pressure that can dispense up to 7.5 lb of adhesive per hour for high volume applications. Three cartridges can be loaded into the speedloader cartridge feed for a continuous flow of hot melt adhesive. Dispenses up to 67.5 lb of hot melt adhesive per hour 3M™ hot melt applicator PG II speedloader cartridge feed uses 120V AC/500W power to maintain a 385 deg F (196 deg C) temperature for consistent, reliable dispensing of 1 x 3 in PG hot melt adhesives. This applicator is built for ease of control, with the trigger uniquely designed to provide variable flow control. Adhesive flow is also controlled by the type of applicator tip used and pneumatic pressure setting. This gives you flexibility to customize flow and minimize waste. The piston can be retracted and 3 adhesive glue sticks loaded into the chamber to keep production flowing. Convenient stand holds applicator in proper standby 3M™ hot melt applicator PG II speedloader cartridge feed includes a bench stand to hold it in the proper standby position. Stands for hands free operation are also available. Two dispensing tips, 3M™ hot melt applicator standard nozzle tip 9921 and 3M™ hot melt applicator PG II/PG II LT extension tip 9946, are included to help deliver 1 x 3 in PG hot melt adhesives where you need it. Understanding hot melt applicators. Hot melt adhesive applicators, commonly called "glue guns" are tools used to apply liquefied thermoplastic adhesives and are available in low and high temperature versions. Low temperature adhesive applicators operate at approximately 250 deg F (121 deg C) and are beneficial when bonding heat sensitive materials such as electronics, plastics and cloth. High temperature applicators operate at a minimal temperature of approximately 380 deg F (193 deg C) and can dispense adhesives that produce a stronger bond than low temperature adhesives. Melted adhesive is extruded through a nozzle by either pneumatic pressure, a mechanical trigger mechanism or with pressure applied directly on the stick. Different nozzles can be used to apply thin, wide strips or narrow, thicker beads. Hot melt adhesive generally sets quickly, ranging from a few seconds to a few minutes, depending on the adhesive formulation.