Gluegun.com Team

Phenolic can be easy to bond, but you still need the right product. We share some glues for phenolic plastic as well as some bonding tips.

With the ban on methylene chloride in adhesives, some businesses have been scrambling. Our team shares some alternatives to methylene chloride adhesives.

We take an in-depth look at and review 3M Fastbond 1100NF. Find out more about this product and whether or not it is right for your application.

On February 9, a Parker Lord plant caught fire and exploded in Saegertown, Pennsylvania. Now about a month later, our team has seen what appears to be a shortage of Parker Lord adhesives.  

Need an adhesive? Our team covers what you need to know about wood to plastic adhesives, including surface preparation and product recommendations.

COX M100 and COX M200 dual-component cartridge guns have been discontinued. Learn more about some potential alternatives.

We review the advantages and disadvantages of cyanoacrylate adhesives to help you determine if it is the right choice for your application.

Our team reviews extrusion glue guns and spray glue guns to help you determine which dispensing method and equipment is best for your needs.

Our team compares Sikaflex 252 and Sikaflex 221, including their key properties and ideal use cases to help you choose the right adhesive for you.

Our team reviews Infinity Bond MMA 300, including what it is used for, how effective it is, and similar product equivalents.

Our team reviews the Bostik Pliogrip 7700 series, including its pros, cons, and ideal applications. See if these adhesives are right for you.

Infinity Bond MMA 420 is an off-brand methyl methacrylate that is a more affordable alternative to some name-brand products, but does it work? We answer all your questions.

Interested in the Tec 6300? Read our in-depth product review of the Power Adhesives Tec 6300 spray glue and whether it’s right for you.

The TR 700 features replaceable 310 ml aluminum cartridges that dispense PUR hot melt adhesive in dots, beads, and other nozzle-dispense forms. It features an operating temperature of 120˚C, and its lightweight makes it ideal for light-industrial applications in industries like packaging, assembly, and installation.

No, a heat gun isn’t the latest weapon from the upcoming Star Wars movie. But if you aren’t familiar with this specialty adhesive tool, this guide will introduce you to this high performance tool that is useful in range of projects and how to select a heat gun that best fits your needs.

Industrial glue guns come in all shapes and sizes. Well, at least in all different sizes. They can be designed to handle large or small (light) industrial projects such as packaging and graphic arts. We've gathered the best-of-the-best in our Editor's Top Picks 2019 article. Today we want to focus on light industrial glue guns - the perfect size when you need an upgrade from generic craft store guns - but not quite ready for our Industrial Line of products.