Dremel Glue Guns are tailored to meet the needs of your particular projects. Choose between having dual temperature, a removable cord or a greater range of temperature to master your projects with precision. Whether you're a glue gun master or starter, Dremel has got you covered for all your DIY, home renovation, home décor or creative projects. Take a look at our project inspiration or how-to guides and videos to get started or for stepping up your glue gun skills if you're an advanced craftsman.
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FAQ | DIY | Dremel Glue Gun
If you are using a low temp colour or glitter glue stick, the glue may lose its colour pigments. Also, the high temperature will make your low temperature glue too liquid which will also result in a dripping glue gun.
Overview of Glue Guns:
- GG910 - High Temp (165 degrees Celsius)
- GG920 - Low Temp (105 degrees Celsius)
- GG930 - Dual Temp (105 and 165 degrees Celsius modes)
- GG940 - High Temp (165 degrees Celsius)
Overview of Glue Sticks:
- GG01 - High Temp (165 degrees Celsius) Multi-purpose Glue for use in GG910 or GG930 (High Temp mode)
- GG02 - Low Temp (105 degrees Celsius) Multi-purpose Glue for use in GG920 or GG930 (Low Temp mode)
- GG03 - High Temp (165 degrees Celsius) Wood Glue for use in GG910 or GG930 (High Temp mode)
- GG04 - Low Temp (105 degrees Celsius) Decorative Glitter Glue for use in GG920 or GG930 (Low Temp mode)
- GG05 - Low Temp (105 degrees Celsius) Decorative Colour Glue for use in GG920 or GG930 (Low Temp mode)
- GG11 - High Temp (165 degrees Celsius) Multi-purpose Glue for use in GG940
- GG13 - High Temp (165 degrees Celsius) Wood Glue for use in GG940
Depends on the usage, in general it takes about five minutes before the glue in its chamber cools down. But the Gluegun needs power to heat more glue and refill it's chamber.