Is there a high and low temperature option for this gun?
1808681
no...it come with 2 types of glue sticks, regular & extra strength...just insert the sticks in the gun and thats it. No problems by me..
706537
Yes, definitely has temperature control. There's an analog turner versus a digital representation of the #'s but you can control the settings.
940447
If you're looking for a temp rating, this is not for you. This is for a hobbyist who uses this thing one a week at most. If you want a nice one, spend at least $100 for a heatgun with a temperature guage you can set.
1144121
No ! I bought this gun and returned it. It is not very well made and is not gun I would recommend !
665065
Have only used it in cold damp conditions at the range.. had no issues... Keep in mind this is a cheap Chinese made sight..
2115758
yes. there are two heat settings, so you can always use low... i'd think you'd be fine with it!
1163715
It has high and low, and warm. It works to keep these temps steady, but you can't set it to a specific temperature.
423655
There's a high and low heat setting. I find the low heat setting to be the equivalent of cool.
2122492
I believe its 21° , and shoots a full-head nail..great gun i have 3 of them..very light in hand compared to others !
1896100
yes the heat gun heats pretty well, low setting though or you may melt your solder
387330
As far as I know you can set the temp to what ever you want. I have only set my unit to 50, but never tried setting any lower.
2257904
It has a "cool-shot" button, active ONLY when depressed. The switch settings are HIGH & LOW temperature.
1986741
I used a heat gun on low setting of 750watt, worked just fine, just be careful not to get too close, it can melt it.
838427
This airgun doesn't have an option, it uses unthreaded cartridges. Put a little pellgun oil on the tip before you put it in.
743203
Pretty much all temp guns will read tip temp too low (emissivity and/or picking up temp of whatever's behind the tip).
1853620
I haven't used it specifically for that, there is a heat rating listed on their website and I don't remember it off the top of my head. With that said I used blue first to attach the front night sight on my Glock 19 and it was loose after 100 rounds, used red and it hasn't budged since. Not sure how the temperature would compare although I assume it would be considerably lower for my application. If you can't find the info you need I'd suggest emailing a manufacturer, they have to use something.
468124
There is no temperature select.. It is strictly boiling. Now if you want something less than boiling just flip it off before it starts to roll. To be sure this is a water boiler........ And it does a great job and is very pleasing to look at.