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Chemical-Resistant Applicator for Glue, Accelerator and More
 
  • Bellow-type applicator for glue and accelerator
  • Fine 20-gauge I.D x 1 ¼ inch stainless steel applicator tip
  • Ideal for placing small drop or bead of glue, liquid cement, accelerator, oil
  • Tight fitting cap prevents evaporation and curing inside the applicator
  • Applicator tip snaps off easily for refilling

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1 oz. Chemical-Resistant Bellows-Type Applicator (Set of 2)

Item #: 60363
List Price $9.00
Our Price $6.95

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Chemical-Resistant Applicator for Glue, Accelerator and More
 
  • Bellow-type applicator for glue and accelerator
  • Fine 20-gauge I.D x 1 ¼ inch stainless steel applicator tip
  • Ideal for placing small drop or bead of glue, liquid cement, accelerator, oil
  • Tight fitting cap prevents evaporation and curing inside the applicator
  • Applicator tip snaps off easily for refilling

1 oz. bellows-type container with fine 20-gauge (0.036" O.D. x 0.024) I.D x 1-1/4" long stainless steel applicator is ideal for placing small drops/beads of glue, liquid cement, accelerator, oil, and more exactly where you want them. Tight-fitting cap prevents evaporation and curing inside container. Applicator snaps off for refilling. Each applicator holds approx. 1 ounce. Set of 2.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals, including Nickel (Metallic) which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov

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5/25/2021 2:05 pm

GREAT TOOL, WONDERING ABOUT DRIED GLUE IN SHAFT

by Paul -

I really like the precision this provides. I learned to put the cap on immediately after applying glue. Do not forget to put cap on or you may find it impossible to use the tip again.
Question: Being new at this hobby, I would like to know if there is a way to remove dried glue from shaft.

6/20/2021 11:04 pm

Answer to Question

by Dennis

You can dip the tip in hot hot water, or take a lighter to the end and heat it up.