Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun User Manual
- July 27, 2024
- Chandler Tool
Table of Contents
Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun
INTRODUCTION
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is a small but strong tool that can be used for all of your craft and do-it-yourself projects. This hot glue gun is made by Chandler Tool, a well-known name for making high-quality tools. It works well and costs only $16.97. The CT25 delivers steady power for a wide range of tasks thanks to its electronic design and wired power source. With dimensions of 5.51 inches by 1.25 inches by 4.45 inches and a weight of only 7.8 ounces, it is small and light. With an energy of 12.5 volts and a power output of 25 watts, it can be used on metal, glass, paper, plastic, and wood. The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is an important tool to have in your toolbox because it helps you be precise and quick with all of your projects, whether they are complicated crafts or simple fixes.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Brand | Chandler Tool |
|---|---|
| Style | Electronic |
| Item Weight | 7.8 Ounces |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Wattage | 25 watts |
| Voltage | 12.5 Volts |
| Compatible Material | Wood, Glass, Paper, Plastic, Metal |
| Manufacturer | Chandler Tool |
| Product Dimensions | 5.51 x 1.25 x 4.45 inches |
| Item Model Number | CT25 |
| Price | $16.97 |
WHAT’S IN THE BOX
- Glue Gun
- Manual
PRODUCT OVERVIEW
FEATURES
- Patented Stand-Up Base: The glue gun comes with a stand-up base that can be taken off to keep it from tipping over and making a mess while you make.
- This accessory bundle has 10 small clear hot glue sticks (7/16″), a wire kickstand, and a stand-up base that can be taken off and put back on.
- The No Drip Precision Nozzle is made so that it doesn’t drip, which is great for projects with small details and keeps things clean.
- High Temperature: The glue gun can get as hot as 152°C (305°F), which is good for a variety of craft projects.
- Certified by UL: Makes sure of high safety standards and dependability.
- Small but strong, the compact design makes it easy to carry and store.
- Quick Heating: Pre-heats in one to three minutes so it can be used right away.
- Faulty Trigger How to Use : The release system and comfortable grip make it easy to apply glue.
- Wire Length: It has a 5-foot power line that you can use in different ways.
- Lightweight: Only 7.8 ounces, so your hands won’t get tired after using it for a long time.
- Versatile Compatibility: It can be used with metal, glass, wood, paper, and plastic.
- Durable Construction: Made with good materials that will last.
- Strong Adhesion: It bonds things together strongly and reliably for many projects.
- Safety Features: Made to stop dripping, burning, and burns that happen by mistake.
SETUP GUIDE
- Unboxing: Carefully take the glue gun and its parts out of the box.
- Check the Parts: Make sure that all of the parts are there and not broken. This includes the glue gun, glue sticks, and stands.
- Plug-In: Use the wire that came with the glue gun to connect it to a power outlet.
- Power On: If the glue gun has a switch, use it to turn it on. If not, plug it in straight to start heating it up.
- Put Glue Stick In : Put a glue stick with a 7/16″ diameter into the glue gun’s back.
- Wait one to three minutes for the glue gun to reach the right temperature.
- Check the Indicator Light: If there is one, make sure that the glue gun’s indicator light shows that it is fully hot and ready to use.
- Place the Glue Gun: To keep it stable and straight, put the glue gun on its wire kick stand or optional stand-up base.
- Test Glue Flow: To make sure the glue is flowing easily, squeeze the trigger to test the glue flow.
- Prepare Workspace: Use a craft mat or a surface that doesn’t stick to protect your work area.
- Read the directions: Read any extra directions or safety advice from the manufacturer.
- Test how to use the tool by putting glue on a scrap piece to get a feel for it.
- Start Project: Start making something or fixing something, and use glue as needed.
- Watch the Glue Stick: Make sure there is always a glue stick in the chamber to keep air bubbles from forming.
- Turn Off: When you’re done, remove or turn off the glue gun so that it can cool down safely.
CARE & MAINTENANCE
- When you’re done using the glue gun, make sure to stop it so it doesn’t get too hot.
- Clean Nozzles: To get rid of extra glue, wipe the nozzles down with a wet cloth or a special tool made for cleaning glue guns while they are still warm.
- Take Out the Glue Sticks: Take out the glue sticks when you’re done so the machine doesn’t get clogged, but don’t take out melted glue sticks.
- Cords: Check the power line often for signs of damage or wear, and repair it if needed.
- How to Store Right: Keep the glue gun somewhere dry and cool, out of direct sunlight and water.
- To keep the glue gun from getting too hot, don’t leave it on for long amounts of time without using it.
- Clean Drip: If glue gets on the body of the glue gun, wipe it down with a wet cloth right away to stop a buildup.
- Look for Clogs in the Nozzle: Check the nozzle for clogs often and clear them out to make sure the glue flows smoothly.
- Avoid Water: To keep the glue gun and its electrical parts safe, keep them away from water.
- Check Nozzles: Check nozzles for wear on a regular basis and repair them if they get broken or clogged.
- Follow the directions from the manufacturer: Follow any extra care directions that the maker gives you.
- Temperature Control: Be careful when turning the temperature dial, and don’t leave the temperature too high for long periods of time.
- Keep it Cool: Let the glue gun cool down before you touch it or put it away after using it.
- Regular Maintenance: Check all parts for proper operation on a regular basis as part of routine maintenance.
- Take Care When Handling: Do not drop or mishandle the glue gun to keep the inside from getting damaged.
PROS & CONS
PROS:
- Compact and Lightweight: Weighs only 7.8 ounces, making it easy to handle for extended periods.
- Versatile Compatibility: Suitable for use with wood, glass, paper, plastic, and metal.
- Affordable Price: Priced at $16.97, offering excellent value for its features.
- Reliable Performance: 25-watt power ensures consistent heating and strong adhesive application.
- Trusted Manufacturer: Produced by Chandler Tool, known for high-quality crafting tools.
CONS:
- Corded Design: Limits mobility compared to cordless models.
- Basic Features: Lacks advanced features such as adjustable temperature settings.
- Power Output: 25 watts may not be sufficient for heavy-duty tasks.
WARRANTY
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun comes with a comprehensive warranty package that includes a 30-day money-back guarantee and a 12-month warranty covering manufacturing defects and issues arising from normal use. Additionally, Chandler Tool offers lifetime customer service, ensuring that any concerns or questions you have are promptly addressed. This warranty provides peace of mind, knowing that your investment is protected against any unforeseen problems.
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
- Liam S. (5 stars): “The Chandler Tool CT25 is an excellent glue gun. Heats up quickly and works great on various materials. Lightweight and easy to use. Highly recommend!”
- Olivia M. (4 stars): “Great value for the price. The glue gun performs well, but the corded design limits mobility. Overall, very satisfied with my purchase.”
- Ethan R. (5 stars): “Perfect for my crafting projects! The glue gun is compact and heats up fast. The price is unbeatable for the quality. Chandler Tool never disappoints!”
- Sophia K. (3.5 stars): “Good for basic use, but the 25-watt power is a bit low for larger tasks. Still, a solid glue gun for light to medium projects.”
- Mason T. (4.5 stars): “Love this glue gun! It’s easy to handle, heats up quickly, and provides a strong adhesive bond. The warranty and customer service are excellent.”
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun used for?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is used for various crafting, DIY projects, and repairs. It can bond materials such as wood, glass, paper, plastic, and metal.
What style is the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is an electronic style glue gun, meaning it is powered and controlled electronically for consistent performance.
What are the dimensions of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun measures 5.51 inches in length, 1.25 inches in width, and 4.45 inches in height.
What is the power source of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is powered by corded electric.
What is the wattage of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun has a wattage of 25 watts.
What voltage does the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun operate on?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun operates on 12.5 volts.
What materials is the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun compatible with?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is compatible with materials such as wood, glass, paper, plastic, and metal.
Who is the manufacturer of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
The manufacturer of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is Chandler Tool.
What is the item model number of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
The item model number of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is CT25.
How much does the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun weigh?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun weighs 7.8 ounces.
What is the price of the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
The Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is priced at $16.97.
Why is my Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun not heating up?
Ensure the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun is plugged into a working power outlet. Check if the power switch is turned on. If it still doesn't heat up, the heating element may be defective and may need to be replaced.
Why is the glue not dispensing from my Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun?
Make sure you are using the correct size glue sticks for the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun. If the glue stick is inserted properly and the gun is heated, the trigger mechanism might be jammed or broken.
Why does my Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun keep dripping glue?
Glue drips from the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun are often due to residual heat after use. To minimize dripping, always place the gun on a heat-resistant mat and unplug it immediately after use.
What should I do if my Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun gets clogged?
If the Chandler Tool CT25 Hot Glue Gun nozzle is clogged, allow the gun to heat up, then carefully use a needle or pin to clear the blockage. Avoid using excessive force to prevent damage.