3M™ Hot Melt Tapered Aluminum Extension Tip 9785, 0.07 in, 3 tips/bag, 1 bag/case
- 3M ID 7000028621
- UPC 00021200825545
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- Threaded interiors provides easy installation
- Metal construction withstands high temperature adhesives
- Improves sightline and maximum control
- Provides precise and controlled adhesive flow
3M™ Hot Melt Applicator Tips offer versatility when dispensing hot melt adhesives. Uniquely designed for 3M™ Hot Melt Applicators, these tips can help maximize the use of hot melt adhesives by improving productivity, optimizing precision, and reducing waste in your assembly process.
A mini aluminum tip designed to provide a precise and controlled flow of hot melt into hard-to-reach areas, including corners. It features a smaller opening (.072") than the standard nozzle.
A fluted metal tip designed as a replacement for standard nozzles (0.090") on most 3M™ Hot Melt Applicators.
A fluted (0.125") metal tip designed for use with high viscosity hot melts.
A (0.072") brass tip that offers a better sight line and maximum control during application, and helps reduce initial surge. This tip is Melt Applicator PG II and 3M™ Hot Melt Applicator PG II LT.
A "T" shaped nozzle that provides two precise lines of hot melt for consistent coverage when sealing regular slotted cartons (RSC).
An aluminum tip designed to provide a 0.5" band of hot melt adhesive. The interior is threaded for easy application onto the valve assembly.
A fluted, metal tip designed to provide a precise and controlled flow of hot melt into hard-to-reach areas, including corners. It features a smaller opening (0.063") than the standard nozzle.
A tapered aluminum extension tip designed to provide a precise and controlled flow of hot melt, even in difficult to reach areas. It features a smaller opening (0.07") than a standard nozzle.
An aluminum tip designed to provide a 0.25" wide band of hot melt adhesive
An aluminum tip designed to provide a 1-" wide band of hot melt adhesive.
3M™ Hot Melt Applicators , also referred to as "glue guns," are tools used to apply liquefied thermoplastic adhesives and are available in low and high-temperature versions. Low-temperature adhesive applicators operate at approximately 250°F/121°C and are beneficial when bonding heat sensitive materials such as electronics, plastics, and cloth. High-temperature applicators operate at a minimal temperature of pproximately 380°F/193°C and can dispense adhesives that produce a stronger bond than low-temperature adhesives.
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