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Comparison Stanley DualMelt Pro GR100 vs Stanley DualMelt GR25

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Stanley DualMelt Pro GR100
Stanley DualMelt GR25
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DesignT-shapedT-shaped
Specs
Max. power consumption80 W80 W
Sticks length11.3 mm11.3 mm
Heating time1 min
Max operating temperature210 °С
210 °С /110 °С/
Number of temperature modes2 modes2 modes
General
Functions
power indicator
 
Power sourcemainsmains
Sticks included18
Replaceable nozzles
 /2/
Support stand
Weight210 g
Added to E-Catalogjanuary 2018october 2015

Heating time

The average time it takes the glue gun to reach operating temperature (in models with multiple modes, it is usually indicated for the maximum temperature). A more “fast” tool allows you to significantly save time; on the other hand, rapid heating significantly affects the price and power consumption.

Functions

Anti-drip system. This feature prevents the adhesive from dripping when the spray gun stops working. This is implemented by moving the rod deep into the case, as a result of which it does not continue to melt further in the heated heater and does not drip onto the table, floor, etc.

Heating indicator. A pointer that notifies the user of the heating process. Usually, it looks like a light bulb that is on while the tool is heating up, and when the operating temperature is reached, it goes out or changes colour. This allows you to easily determine the moment when you can start work, without fear that the rod has not melted enough. The same pointer can play the role of an indicator of network connection.

Network connection indicator. A pointer indicating that the instrument is connected to the network. Usually performed in the form of a light bulb, which in some models also works as a heating indicator. The mains connection indication, among other things, makes it easier to identify certain problems (for example, breaks in the power cord or non-working sockets).

Backlight. Own lighting system — usually in the form of a small light bulb under the nozzle. This feature greatly simplifies work in low light conditions: the gun itself illuminates the gluing site, eliminating the need for the user to use external li...ght sources.

Detachable power cord. A mains lead that is connected to the gun using a quick-release fastener, usually in the form of a socket with a pair of pins and an appropriate plug. This feature not only makes it easier to store and transport the tool, but can also come in handy during work: if the length of the wire is not enough, and little glue is needed, the gun can be detached and quickly brought to the right place. Of course, there is no question of long-term work without a wire, but removing the tool from the cord can be more convenient than looking for another outlet, and the battery life of some models is enough for 5 to 10 minutes of work.

Sticks included

The number of glue sticks supplied with the gun.

The presence of rods allows you to use the tool "out of the box" without buying additional materials. At the same time, complete consumables, by definition, have the optimal length and diameter.

Replaceable nozzles

The presence of replaceable nozzles in the delivery set of the glue gun.

Replaceable nozzles provide various additional features: they can change the width and shape of the applied adhesive strip, increase or decrease the speed of its supply, there are elongated nozzles for working in hard-to-reach places, etc. Note that for models that are not equipped with interchangeable nozzles, this feature is not indicated, even if the ability to rearrange the nozzles is provided for in them.
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