Stanley 12mm 240V Corded Hot Glue Gun 25W
Get clean, reliable bonds for crafts, quick household fixes, packaging, and light DIY with the Stanley 12mm Corded Hot Glue Gun. Its 25W heating element warms up efficiently for steady glue flow, while the compact body and ergonomic trigger deliver comfortable, controlled application on a wide range of surfaces.
Why choose this glue gun
- Trusted Stanley build for everyday projects and repairs
- Consistent glue output for neat, repeatable results
- Easy to handle for beginners and experienced makers
Key features
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12 mm glue sticks for great coverage and fewer reloads
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25W heating element for steady melt and controlled flow
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Ergonomic trigger that reduces hand fatigue on longer runs
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Built in stand and nozzle shroud to help keep benches tidy
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240V corded power for uninterrupted operation
Great for
- Cardboard, paper, fabric, felt, foam, ribbons, and craft materials
- Wood trims, light plastics, small fixtures, and packaging
- General household touch ups and temporary jigs
How to use
- Insert a 12 mm glue stick into the feed port.
- Plug into a 240V outlet and allow the tool to preheat. A few minutes is typical.
- Gently squeeze the trigger to dispense glue. Apply in small beads or dots.
- Press parts together while the adhesive is hot. Hold until initial grab occurs.
- Rest the tool on the built in stand when not dispensing. Unplug after use.
Compatibility
Uses standard 12 mm hot melt glue sticks. Works with multi purpose, high tack, wood, and craft grade sticks. For heat sensitive substrates such as very thin plastics or delicate fabrics, test on a small area first.
Specifications
| Power |
25W |
| Voltage |
240V AC |
| Glue stick size |
12 mm diameter |
| Nozzle |
Precision tip with protective shroud |
| Stand |
Integrated flip down stand |
| Cord |
Mains corded |
| Typical applications |
Crafts, packaging, light repairs |
What is in the box
- Stanley 25W 12 mm Hot Glue Gun
- User guide
- Glue sticks sold separately
Helpful tips
- Keep the nozzle clean by wiping away stringing while warm using a scrap of cardboard.
- For porous materials like fabric or raw timber, apply a slightly thicker bead.
- For smoother finishes on visible joints, apply small dots and press evenly.
Safety and care
- Hot melt adhesive and nozzle become very hot. Avoid contact with skin.
- Use on a stable, heat resistant surface. Keep out of reach of children.
- Unplug after use and allow to cool before storage.
FAQ
Q: Can I use smaller mini sticks?
A: This tool is designed for 12 mm sticks. Using other sizes can cause feed issues.
Q: How long do I have to position parts?
A: Open time varies by stick type and temperature. Work quickly and test first on your material.
Note: Always test bond strength and heat suitability on an offcut before full application.
