Mellif Cordless Hot Glue Gun for Makita 18V Battery, Handheld Electric Power Glue Gun Full Size for Arts & Crafts & DIY with 20 Glue Sticks (Battery Not Included)

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I mostly use a hot glue gun for securing floor heating cables before pouring the screed, and the cord is a real PITA sometimes, ripping the cable from the floor etc. This means users can continue to use their preferred battery platform and not double up on additional batteries and chargers. Designed to work with the Ryobi One+ 18V battery, but are also compatible with Makita®*, Dewalt®*, Milwaukee®* and Bosch®* Professional 18V batteries when used with the relevant optional Badaptor. Low-voltage Protection】 Built-in low-voltage protection and over-current protection, which can well protect your precious Makita batteries from damage.

Amp Hour – will run a tec cordless gun for 1 hour 15 minutes in performance mode, or 2 hours 30 minutes in Eco mode. It includes a dual temperature setting so that you can work at either 195°C or 165°C (Eco Mode) and is compatible with 12mm glue sticks.

aber ich habe genug von warten für eine lange Zeit und verwenden Batterieadapter (selbst gemacht oder gekauft), wenn Sie es mit Sorgfalt behandelt, es funktioniert auch.

Please remember it can take some time for your bank or credit card company to process and post the refund too. Read more about the condition New: A brand-new, unused, unopened and undamaged item in original retail packaging (where packaging is applicable).If your battery lacks these safety components, we recommend not fully discharging it and ceasing adapter usage when the battery reaches around 20% charge.

The glue gun includes an adaptor which makes it compatible with Makita's complete range of 18V batteries so that you won’t need to invest in a new system.Compatible with Makita Battery】If you have Makita 18V Battery, you should have a try of our hot glue gun. In their own minds they may think of many of their current CXT tools as trades-worthy but to me they’re definitely more DIY, arts and crafts type products. Do anyone have any experience with these hot glue guns or general non-Makita tools that accepts Makita batteries?