Glue Gun Accessories

Glue gun accessories upgrade your tool’s performance and extend its lifespan — from multi-size glue sticks to specialist nozzles and stands for mess-free use. Designed for crafts, repairs and site bonding jobs alike.

What Accessories Improve Glue Gun Use?

Boost control, accuracy and cleanliness with these essential extras:

  • Hot Glue Sticks – Available in general purpose or high-strength formulations for different materials.
  • Nozzle Attachments – Swap for fine tips, wide spreaders or angled nozzles depending on the job.
  • Glue Gun Stands – Keeps the gun upright, reduces tip clog and keeps your bench clean.
  • Cleaning Pins or Wipes – Help maintain nozzle flow and avoid build-up when switching glue types.

Perfect For:

  • Decorators sealing trims or mouldings
  • Site cable tidying or signage fixings
  • Woodworking and light assembly bonding
  • Craft, packaging or temporary repair work

Choosing the Right Accessory

Glue gun spec and job type determine the accessories you’ll need:

1. Stick Diameter

Most guns use either 7mm (mini) or 11mm (standard) glue sticks. Always check compatibility.

2. Nozzle Style

Use fine tips for tight joins and intricate work. Flat or spreader nozzles suit packaging or wood bonding.

3. Cleaning & Storage

Use silicone mats or stands for drip control, and clean nozzles while warm using the correct pin or brush.

Glue Gun Accessory FAQs

Do all glue sticks work with all glue guns?

No – check the glue stick diameter (usually 7mm or 11mm). Using the wrong size may jam the feed or damage the gun.

What are glue gun nozzles made from?

Usually brass or steel, nozzles are designed to withstand high heat. Some have Teflon coatings to prevent glue buildup.

How do I clean a blocked nozzle?

Use a cleaning pin or wire while the gun is still warm. Avoid sharp objects which could damage the nozzle lining.

Are glue guns safe to leave plugged in?

Most have thermostatic cut-offs, but it’s best to unplug when not in use. Always use a stand or mat to catch drips safely.

Can I use coloured or specialist glue sticks?

Yes – as long as they match the glue stick size. Coloured, clear or high-bond sticks are ideal for crafts or certain materials.

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Glue Gun Accessories

Glue gun accessories upgrade your tool’s performance and extend its lifespan — from multi-size glue sticks to specialist nozzles and stands for mess-free use. Designed for crafts, repairs and site bonding jobs alike.

What Accessories Improve Glue Gun Use?

Boost control, accuracy and cleanliness with these essential extras:

  • Hot Glue Sticks – Available in general purpose or high-strength formulations for different materials.
  • Nozzle Attachments – Swap for fine tips, wide spreaders or angled nozzles depending on the job.
  • Glue Gun Stands – Keeps the gun upright, reduces tip clog and keeps your bench clean.
  • Cleaning Pins or Wipes – Help maintain nozzle flow and avoid build-up when switching glue types.

Perfect For:

  • Decorators sealing trims or mouldings
  • Site cable tidying or signage fixings
  • Woodworking and light assembly bonding
  • Craft, packaging or temporary repair work

Choosing the Right Accessory

Glue gun spec and job type determine the accessories you’ll need:

1. Stick Diameter

Most guns use either 7mm (mini) or 11mm (standard) glue sticks. Always check compatibility.

2. Nozzle Style

Use fine tips for tight joins and intricate work. Flat or spreader nozzles suit packaging or wood bonding.

3. Cleaning & Storage

Use silicone mats or stands for drip control, and clean nozzles while warm using the correct pin or brush.

Glue Gun Accessory FAQs

Do all glue sticks work with all glue guns?

No – check the glue stick diameter (usually 7mm or 11mm). Using the wrong size may jam the feed or damage the gun.

What are glue gun nozzles made from?

Usually brass or steel, nozzles are designed to withstand high heat. Some have Teflon coatings to prevent glue buildup.

How do I clean a blocked nozzle?

Use a cleaning pin or wire while the gun is still warm. Avoid sharp objects which could damage the nozzle lining.

Are glue guns safe to leave plugged in?

Most have thermostatic cut-offs, but it’s best to unplug when not in use. Always use a stand or mat to catch drips safely.

Can I use coloured or specialist glue sticks?

Yes – as long as they match the glue stick size. Coloured, clear or high-bond sticks are ideal for crafts or certain materials.

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