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Price: $39.99
(as of Dec 30, 2024 22:54:12 UTC – Details)
From the brand
GAS CONTROL
OXYFUEL
PLASTIC WELDER
TIG WELDING
Powerful package combination: 110V-120V(100W) plastic welding gun with 110V-120V soldering iron, you don’t need to order other tools for plastic repair work
A perfect match: the plastic welding gun repairs plastic cracks and the soldering iron takes care of smoothing plastic scars, making your repair perfect
Efficient maintenance: The kit will reach a maximum temperature of 800 degrees Fahrenheit within five minutes of being powered on, which can easily melt a variety of plastic products
Main application scenarios: Car bumpers, dashboards, kayaks, canoes, children’s riding toys and fuel tanks. Also can melt DIY various plastic products
Tips: We provide one year quality guarantee for each item, any problem, please feel free to contact us, we will solve your trouble within 24 hours
Customers say
Customers find the soldering iron functional and easy to use. They say it works well and is a decent value for the money. Many customers are satisfied with plastic welding. However, opinions differ on durability, welding ability, and heat transfer.
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Eileen SuarezDecember 30, 2024
Excellent Product!
Well worth the money! Works great!
KJbotsDecember 30, 2024
No Regrets
This is probably one of the best and most useful purchases this year. I purchased it to fix a few things around the house. I know I can use it for fixing a car bumper, but I have found so many other uses for this kit. It comes with everything you could possibly need for plastic welding. It does an excellent seamless job. It heats up quick and to a nice temp to make work easy and quick. It’s of excellent quality considering the price of the kit. It comes in a very nice and durable case to keep everything neatly organized.I’m rarely satisfied to the extent that I am with this purchase.
Discerning BuyerDecember 30, 2024
Very Surprised
Cannot comment as to long-term reliability. Just recieved the unit & put it to work immediately. No previous experience with a “plastic welder”. That said, the learning curve wasn’t steep at all. The repair requirement was bonding two dissimilar plastics (polyetheline & rigid polystyrene) on a thirty-six year old Cuisinart food processor. The repair was for a several-times previous repair with glue to a polyetheline cam on the back of the lid that depresses a shaft down to a small micro-switch, activating the motor. I’ve never been able to get any form of glue to hold, long-term. SuperGlue, Epoxy, JB-Weld .. tried them all. The pressure required to twist the lid, & slide the cam over the switch-pole takes a fair bit of torque & the glue just couldn’t hold it in place. After bonding the cam to the lid with SuperGlue (to hold it in place), I used two heat-staples .. one on the side and one on top. The “gun” heated the staples to the point of melting into the dissimilar plastics within four seconds. On one of the staples, I didn’t embed quite deeply enough so I simply reinserted the posts back into the gun & added a bit more pressure while heating. Likely sufficient, nevertheless I used the wand iron to melt and “marry” the two plastic surface joints together and then finished off by melting a bit of the supplied plastic in the kit over the top of the bond to ensure the staple posts were fully covered and the work surface clean and level. I tried the lid on the Cuisinart several times (on and off) and the repair is as-strong as the day we got it long, long ago. Not quite as pretty but much more durable. And so folks know, that sinfle point of failure that all really expensive “gizmos” have, would have caused us to replace the Cuisinart because the replacement assembly was almost as expensive as a new one. Our 14-cup model would have cost $250, new. I’ve been a “fixer” around the house for a long time. And we have save thousands $$$ by repairing. For the repeated headaches of fixing our “gizmo” now ended, I conclude the repair just about paid for the unit the first time. A few things to note: I don’t care if it doesn’t come with a case. That’s what Harbor Freight is for. I researched a bunch of ‘welders’ on Amazon and a large number of them had a tendency to overheat or take way too long “to” heat. Failure to perform to minimum standards gets a “no” on those tools. Thus far, I’m very impressed. This tool is NOT an industrial quality tool. It is an occasional use tool and if used with that in mind and not abused, it should last quite some time. I particularly appreciate the “gun” being paired with a “wand” as I think good repairs will need both. Oh —- one last thing, your wand will need some type of stand as it gets hot, really hot. In my single-use of it, I put it into a small salsa jar laying down as a holder. Effective, but a true soldering wand holder of some kind is needed, long term. For the money and a little TLC, this is a very decent value and should not be overlooked.
Fit perfect, good price!December 30, 2024
Works great!
I have an old gas tank that is discontinued and no longer available. It had a crack and was leaking fuel bad! With this kit I was able to hold the crack together with the provided metal straps. Afterwords I used the correct plastic rod and melted it into the crack sealing it up. No more leaks!
Vitaly GDecember 30, 2024
Dad loves it!
I got this for my dad’s birthday. He owns a wheelchair transportation service with a fleet of vans. Whenever any of the interior plastic panels in the vans get cracked, they are expensive to replace, and he tried to repair them, but they end up looking bad and the cracks open back up. He has finally found a good solution with this tool. If you take the panel off and “weld” the cream from the back side of the panel, then when you put it back on, you can hardly notice any Crack at all from the front, and you don’t have to do any finish work on the “staples” since it’s on the back and nobody will see the staples or the melted plastic.
JRDecember 30, 2024
Quick Delivery
This tool was delivered quickly. I was happy when I opened the box, looks to be of a good quality tool. I will be using the tool to fix the cracked door panels on my 1997 pick up truck. The tool has a wide variety of accessories.
Kindle CustomerDecember 30, 2024
works
did the job
Lori CurtisDecember 30, 2024
Works Great!!
I’ve never used a plastic welder before and this tool is amazing. I needed to weld some plastic back on my bumper and it was quick and so easy to use. Hold is very tight.
GregoryDecember 30, 2024
I do a lot of fixing of things around the house. Plastic is a pain to try and repair. Using plastic glues or expoxies usually doesn’t hold or leaves a weak repair that will break again.I looked at a number of units and reviews and chose this one. It comes with two types of tools, one for staples and one to melt plastic sticks and smooth things over. I’ve used both to repair a few things that were broken and they work well.A few things to consider, watch some videos. The staple ends will snap off easily IF the staple is at the right depth. The weakened point is very near the end. If it’s not too deep it will snap off easily, if it’s too deep you will need pliers to cut it. On that point note this set doesn’t come with pliers. Not a problem for me as I have good tools already. So other sets include a pair of pliers but from the reviews they seem to all be of poor quality. Something to consider. Also it doesn’t have a case, it comes in a box. Didn’t bother me I just put it in a slightly bigger box so I can just put it in and not have to fiddle around to get it back in the box it came with.So I’m happy with the performance and quality.One last thing. Use this in a well ventilated area ie. outside. I even have a fan blowing the fumes away when I’m working on something.Burning plastic doesn’t just smell bad it’s extremely TOXIC don’t compromise your health.
Amazon CustomerDecember 30, 2024
I bought this to fix a snowmobile hood, and it worked really well. The process was quick and easy, and it exceeded all the other methods I tried to repair the plastic. This is by far the most cost-effective solution for fixing it.
dan in edmontonDecember 30, 2024
I liked they are heavy and seem quality…I havent welded anything yet, but they both heated up nicely…comes with lots of staples and even sandpaper and plastic to melt, and attachment to iron to melt plastic rods… two attachments for iron is nice, they are brass and screw on.The wire staples I found you need to shove them in a few mms to seat and not try to just let them hang on the gun rods… just shove the staples in and no need to bend or complain they fall out cuz you arent shoving them in far enough.I bought a kit with hundreds more staples, two different thicknesses of wire, nice assortment in and outer corners and several wiggles…will give five stars if it lasts after using it to repair bumper and plastics… i used to use a soldering gun to do same thing, you can make your own staples and use a soldering gun if tip removed but this kit makes it easy and staples and several diff plastic rods included… glad I picked this set, way too many to choose from, but sure wish it came with a case, there is just a cardboard box, which is kind of sad you guys… include a case please.
ScottDecember 30, 2024
So far this is excellent. I have used to fix broken recycling blue bin, and also reinforce a repair made to the trim on my old truck. Heats up super quickly (red hot staple in a few seconds), has an excellent assortment of staples and filler plastics. The plastic melter/welder is just a soldering iron w/ two different tips, so it works fine but you do of course have to wait for it to heat up and cool down. Would very much recommend. My only concern would be longevity, but so far its been great.
MontrealUserDecember 30, 2024
Heasy to use and very effective… Just be careful, it’s HOT!Good value for the money.