Bostik HG3 Hot Melt Glue Gun is an electric hot melt gun that uses Bostik HG3 Hot Melt Glue Sticks to provide an instant, fast, clean and versatile adhesion to a myriad of household and craft materials. It is rated 110-240 volts, 50/60Hz, 55 watts with a working temperature of 193°C.

Recommended Uses
Ideal for:

Craft projects
Home décor projects
Minor household repairs
DIY projects
Most craft and household materials
Fabric 
Wood
Leather
Most plastics 
Polystyrene 
Ceramics

Key Features:
Easy to use trigger action
Designed to fit neatly in the hand
Designed for use with Bostik HG3 Glue Sticks

Uses:
Bostik HG3 Glue Gun, using Bostik HG3 Glue glue sticks provide an instant fast, clean and versatile adhesion to a myriad of household and craft materials.
- Bostik HG3 Glue Gun is designed for DIY Tasks and household repairs, hobby, craft-work, and home décor projects. Instantly bonds most craft and household materials including, fabric, wood, leather, most plastics, ceramics and metal

Application:
1. Clip metal stand on the glue gun. Always use the stand. Never lie gun down on the side when in use or whilst cooling down this will cause gun failure.
2. Insert Bostik HG3 glue stick gently through the tunnel at the back of the gun. Never use excessive force as the glue stick will clog the channel.
3. Plug the cord into an electrical outlet and wait 5 minutes to heat up the glue. Ensure glue is hot or glue will not extrude through the gun.
4. Apply adhesive by gentle continuous pressure and to the more difficult surface to bond (usually smooth surfaces are more difficult to adhere than rough, porous surfaces).
5. Release trigger to stop the flow of glue.
6. Glue does not need to be spread. Do not touch
7. Molten adhesive, as temperatures around 200°C will cause serious burns.
8. Join surfaces as quickly as possible for optimum bond strength.
9. To bond foam products (polystyrene foam etc) to another surface, apply adhesive in an “S” pattern to the surface to which the foam will be bonded, rather than directly to the foam.
10. To bond fabrics, use a smaller “S” pattern for additional strength.
11. Small drops of glue can be easily removed when cold.
12. Residual glue can be remelted and removed from most bonded surfaces with a warm knife.
13. When you have finished using the gun, switch off and unplug it.
14. Allow the glue stick to remain in the gun – do not remove the stick from the rear of the gun at any time