Janser HB 240 Hot Melt Glue Gun - Trigger Action

Janser HB 240 Hot Melt Glue Gun - Trigger Action

Electrically operated applicator designed to dispense hot melt glue to bond most materials quickly and efficiently. If you use tapes, fasteners, staples or liquid adhesives, the Janser HB 240 Glue Gun will probably do it better, faster and neater with just the press of a trigger.

Features:

• Electrically operated
• Dispenses Hot Melt Glue
• Bonds most materials quickly and efficiently
• Fast and neater than tapes, fasteners, staples and liquid adhesive
• Ergonomic design – comfortable, reliable, one-hand operation
• Advanced heating element technology – reduces heat-up time and saves energy when not in use for long periods (power goes into ‘rest mode’)
• High production output – over 1.5kg of hot melt glue an hour continuously – Manual states: 1-1.5kg/h
• All-electric solid-state design – more reliable than thermostats
• Tough, impact-resistant plastic housing to withstand constant plant and warehouse use
• Lightweight, compact design
• Insulated casing to ensure operator safety
• Cradle/stand supplied for resting gun safely

Recommended Uses:

• Flooring
• Furniture
• Shopfitting
• Motor Trimming
• Contract packing
• Soundproofing
• Boatbuilding

Specifications:

• Dimensions:  260 x 215 x 85 mm
• Weight: 605 g
• Operating Voltage:  220-230 V, 50/60 Hz
• Power Consumption:  300 W
• Operating Temperature:  190 °C
• Hot Melt Sticks:  12 mm / 200-300 mm
• Melting Capacity:  1,0-1,5 kg/h

Safety information GB Scope of application The stick glue applicator is intended for use with hot-melt adhesive in candle form (correct intended use). Any other usage is unauthorized. Irritating smells! Hot-melt adhesives give off vapors which can have irritating smells. Ensure that there is sufficient ventilation.If the device is improperly used, isolated instances of mucous mem¬brane irritation could occur. You should contact a doctor immediately in such cases! Information for safe operation

• The nozzle (1) and melted hot-melt adhesive can reach temperatures of up to 200 °C (390 °F). Always wear heat protecting gloves if contact is unavoidable
• Remove combustible or heat-sensitive objects from the vicinity of the nozzle
• The warmed-up device must be placed on its stand. It must never be placed on its side
• Protect the device from moisture and wetness (electric shock protection)
• If working above head height, ensure that drops do not form to protect against burns to personnel or working equipment
• Always remove the mains plug before carrying out any work to the device (maintenance, cleaning)
• Always remove the mains plug after use. Allow the device to cool down completely before storing it
• If you observe damage to the device or the power cable, remove the mains plug immediately. Ensure that the device is checked immediately by an electrician. It may only be put into operation once again after repairs have been correctly carried out
• You should never pull the old adhesive stick out of the device. This can cause damage to the transport mechanism
• Never remove the adhesive residues from the melting chamber by force (e.g. with a scraper or screwdriver). This could damage the interior lining of the melting chamber