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Adhesives
Your idea
D&T
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no.945
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developed by TTS
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Glue Gun Multistand
A simple but effective stand for
holding up to 4 glue guns whilst
they are in use. Easy to use and
safe. The holster holds a
disposable plastic cup in the middle
to catch the drips and is also fitted
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glue sticks.
013-G-STAND-S £12.95
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Low Melt Glue Gun
Price
Sticks
Drop
These are elliptical to prevent any
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confusion with other types of glue
sticks. The sticks are 250 mm long
and are available in packs of 10, 50
and 2 Kg pack (approx 100 sticks).
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Glue Sticks 013-TLMGS-10 Pack of 10 £2.50
The non-sticky, sticky stuff for
013-TLMGS-50 Pack of 50 £9.95
collage work and for sticking paper
and card. Medium size for ease of
013-TLMGS2KG 2 Kg £19.95
handling.
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Low Melt Glue Gun
013-GLUS20 Pack of 20 £9.99
This handy sized glue gun operates
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Small Glue Gun
at a lower temperature than the
traditional hot glue gun. If the
A smaller sized glue gun, easier to
melted glue touches the hand, it is
hold and control. Set comes
an ‘ouch’ rather than a burn. This
complete with a UK plug and 2 x
model has an integral moulded
10cm (8mm diameter) glue sticks.
stand and a rubber shroud on the
Nice & economically priced.
Suitable for wood, leather, fabrics,
There are cheaper ‘low
nozzle for safe use. Please refer to
temperature glue guns’ but
cork, cardboard and plastic
your local health and safety
this gives a much better stick
materials. Takes 8 mm hot melt
guidelines for use of mains powered
glue sticks and is 25Watt/110-240
devices or glue guns in your
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volt. Glue sticks availble in 50 pk or
classroom. However, you may
10 kg box. Suitable for teacher’s
decide that this a relatively safe tool
use due to the temperature.
for childrens use under supervision.
8mm Hot Melt Glue Stick 10 kg
The low melt glue gun uses elliptical
013-TE00454 £8.25
glue sticks to prevent confusion with
the hot melt glue sticks.
8mm Hot Melt Glue Sticks 50 pk
013-TPLGG Each £10.50
013-TE00453 £3.25
013-TPLGG5 Pack of 5 £55.95
013-TE00421 £5.20
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Single Glue Gun Stand
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Pritt With Free Glue
This handy glue gun stand allows
Handy size
Dots the gun to be used without taking it
24 pk of 40 g PRITT sticks with off the stand. Fitted with rubber
FREE Glue Dots. feet the stand has a heavy base
013-AR00639 £25.95
and is notched to allow the cable to
be wound-up when not in use.
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Pritt Papier Mache 013-PGSTAND-S £6.95
Paste
A cellulose based adhesive for
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Standard Hot Melt
creating papier mache models that
Glue Sticks
is pH neutral and preservative and Round Glue Sticks, available in
solvent free. Super clear paste, packs of 100. Use with the
easy to mix and makes up to 6 ⁄ teacher’s glue gun.
litres of child friendly and washable
paste. Not suitable for children
013-TGGS-100 £9.95
under 3 as may contain small
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Teacher’s Glue Gun
parts. For use under adult
supervision. 125 gm.
We have been asked to offer a quality
glue gun. This gives a much better
013-AR01219 £2.11 ‘stick’ than the pupils Low Melt Glue
Gun. The operating temperature is
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Copydex 190 degrees so is for Teacher’s use
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Rubber based adhesive for sticking only. The round glue sticks must be
fabrics and other materials. Size used. (code TGGS-100)
125 ml.
013-TGGUN each £11.99
013-TCOPY each £1.95
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Pritt Glue Sticks Class
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Glue Pens Pack
Good quality PVA suitable for Fantastic value class pack includes
paper, card and material. Supplied 100 x 40 g sticks of Pritt adhesive
in 10 easy squeeze tubes with plus 8 FREE Rainbow Pritt Glue
directional nib. Ideal for little Sticks. Suitable for paper and card.
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hands. Pack of 10. 16 ml. Made in the UK, washable, non
Pack
013-AR00270 £4.45
toxic, solvent and acid free.
013-AR00637 £87.95
56 Call our order hotline on0800 318 686 or fax your order to0800 137 525
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