MManoMano Customer
Published on 23/09/2022, GermanyJust tested the gun. There were no objections. If the offer hadn't been there, I probably would have bought a cheaper model. So far, the package has been right in terms of price and performance.
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Description
The Steinel GluePRO 300 Low Temp Glue Gun has been designed to make working easy and fatigue-free. Its non-slip handle fits comfortably in hand and provides additional safety when working. The stroke adjustment allows the amount of glue per stroke to be individually adjusted. Its heating and electronics can withstand long and hard use, making it reliable.
Specifications:
Input Power: 300W.
Average Power Consumption: 90W.
Max. Temperature: 190°C.
Glue Stick Diameter: 11mm.
Heating Time: 3 minutes.
Conveying Capacity: 25 g/min.
Max. Embroidery Diameter: 11.7mm.
Temperature Accuracy: ± 3°C.
Cable Length: 4m.
Weight: 0.971kg.
Features
- BrandSTEINEL
- Power300 W
- Warranty2 year(s)
- OriginMade in Germany
- Power sourceCorded
Customer reviews
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/ 2 Reviews
DDominique
Published on 25/01/2021, FranceVery professional device easy to use, the temperature regulation is a real plus which provides a regular glue
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Visit the STEINEL storeIn 1957, Heinrich Wolfgang Steinel began manufacturing electrical heating resistors while studying electrical engineering. After graduating in 1959, he devoted himself fully to his small company, which produced heating elements for a wide range of electrical appliances such as bonnet dryers, coffee machines and egg cookers. The company was regarded as one of the leading companies in the development and use of ceramics in heating resistors and expanded rapidly, making it necessary to relocate the headquarters to Herzebrock-Clarholz in 1978. The development of the two-pole voltage tester proved to be an important and successful step for the company, as the high sales of these devices continuously reduced the company's dependence on the shrinking market for heating resistors.
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