Flash Sale Steinel GluePRO 400 LCD Professional Glue Gun + Carry Case

Steinel set out to create the ultimate hot-melt glue applicators when they designed the GluePRO series. Many years of experience in manufacturing hot-melt glue applicators and the widely ranging demands from everyday practice in many segments are the building blocks behind the design and functions of this new product generation which is intended for use in industry and the trades.

Exploiting the full potential of hot-melt gluing often demands the use of high-quality adhesives with specific melting points. This is not a problem wiith the GluePRO 400 LCD which enables the required temperature to be set to within an accuracy of +/- 1°C. Whether working with acrylates demanding a high temperature or with low-melt adhesives at the other end of the scale, the required temperature can be set quickly and conveniently on the tool, which features an LCD display for easy verification at all times. To help ensure optimum conditions the display lights up blue while the tool is warming up and will light up red if it becomes too hot.

Suitable for use with Steinel’s Universal 190°C, Flex 190°C, Fast 190°C, Low Melt 130°C and Acrylate 200°C glue sticks.

This version of the GluePRO 400 LCD is supplied in a practical carry case for transport and storage.

Specifications
• Voltage: 240v
• Warm up Time: < 2 mins
• Temperature: 40°C – 230°C
• Output: 400 watts
• Delivery Rate: 1.5kg/h
• Glue Stick Diameter: 11mm
• Product Dimensions: 290mm x 230mm x 70mm

Features & Benefits
• Interchangeable gluing nozzle for versatility
• Suitable for 11mm diameter glue sticks
• Variable temperature control
• Accurate to within 1°C
• LCD display shows current temperature
• LCD display lights blue while tool is warming up
• LCD display lights red if tool becomes too hot
• Ergonomic non-slip handle
• Selectable quantity of glue per stroke
• Easy-action feed mechanism for fatigue-free work
• Hanging hole on top of tool for storage
• Removable stand for gluing in hard to reach places