CHARLOTTE, N.C.---The HB700 hot melt adhesive applicator from PAM Fastening Technology is ergonomically designed to be balanced for the user and reduce worker fatigue.
The PAM HB700 is designed for medium volume applications where a stick glue gun is too small but a larger bulk tank unit is not suitable. A large 6.8 oz. (200 ml) melting tank with a quick-heating chamber melts various adhesive types such as plugs and chips in less than four minutes.
Compressed air safely delivers adhesive at a controlled and sustainable rate and a full function LED digital control panel is located at the base of the handle. This unique functioning controls adhesive temperature and power functions on the fly. The HB700 is available in spray or extrusion models. The extrusion model is available with quick-changing specialty nozzles, while custom tips can also be designed to suit a particular application.
Safety is also a key factor in the PAM HB700 design. An integrated temperature adjustment function automatically reduces the adhesive temperature by 100º F if the unit is not used within 30 minutes. Also, an internal safety device regulates the melt chamber air pressure and ensures proper continuous adhesive output. Common Applications
Normal applications for the HB700 can be found in the packaging, automotive, electrical products, furniture, cabinetry and textile industries. The PAM HB700 is the only hand held pressure sensitive adhesive applicator available on the market. It is the ideal tool for pressure sensitive applications where volume requirements, space or economic limitations prohibit the use of more costly bulk tank set ups.
Technical Specifications The lightweight HB700 weighs 3.0 lbs. (1.4 kg) and uses 600 watts of power. The applicator utilizes electronic temperature controls with a safety mechanism to help prevent injury. The unit capacity is 6.8 oz. (200 ml) of adhesive that is placed in an integrated melting tank. Normal operating pressure is 15 psi (1.5 bar) to 87.0 psi (6 bar).
The unit uses adhesive plugs, pillows or chips and can be ready for use after 6 minutes of heating time. An optional workstation for the applicator is available. About PAM Fastening
With over 25 years of experience, PAM Fastening Technology, Inc. corporate and research offices are located in Charlotte, NC and Bremen, Germany. PAM's tools are used in a variety of industries including home construction and remodeling, cabinet and furniture assembly, manufactured housing and industrial packaging. The company also has a broad line of autofeed screw guns for the residential and commercial construction industries and frame assembly equipment and accessories for the framing and hobby industries.
For more information, contact PAM Fastening at 2120 Gateway Blvd., Charlotte, NC 28208, telephone: 704-394-3141, fax: 704-394-9339, email: sales@pamfast.com. The company's corporate website address is www.pamfast.com.
The PAM HB700 is designed for medium volume applications where a stick glue gun is too small but a larger bulk tank unit is not suitable. A large 6.8 oz. (200 ml) melting tank with a quick-heating chamber melts various adhesive types such as plugs and chips in less than four minutes. Compressed air safely delivers adhesive at a controlled and sustainable rate. The HB700 extrusion model is available with quick-changing specialty nozzles, while custom tips can also be designed to suit a particular application.
Company Information: Name: PAM Fastening Technology Address: 2120 Gateway Boulevard City: Charlotte State: NC ZIP: 28208 Country: USA Phone: 704-394-3141 FAX: 704-394-9339 http://www.pamfast.com
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