RAPID EG111 Corded Glue Gun with 500g All-Round Glue Sticks

For projects that demand a steady, reliable bond, the RAPID EG111 corded glue gun steps up with a 200 W heating element and a 25 W operating draw, reaching a working temperature of 190 °C in about six minutes. Unlike compact hobby pens, this model pairs a long ergonomic trigger with a soft-grip handle, so long gluing sessions stay comfortable. The included 500 g pack of all-round glue sticks means you can start bonding wood, fabric, plastic, cardboard, ceramics, or leather right out of the box.

Highlights

• 200 W heating power for fast warm-up and consistent melt
• 12 mm standard glue sticks with 20 g/min output for efficient coverage
• Interchangeable nozzle lets you adapt to different bead widths
• Integrated stand keeps the hot tool safely upright between uses
• Power/ready indicator light shows exactly when it is safe to start

In daily use

The EG111 is built for repair, decoration, and DIY assembly. Its long trigger gives precise control, while the soft grip reduces hand fatigue during repetitive tasks. The integrated stand prevents the hot nozzle from touching your work surface, and the indicator light removes guesswork: wait for the ready signal, then apply a smooth bead. With a 220–240 V supply and 50/60 Hz compatibility, it plugs into standard European sockets and stays corded for uninterrupted work.

Full specifications

• Power consumption (heating): 200 W
• Power consumption (operating): 25 W
• Voltage: 220–240 V, 50/60 Hz
• Heating time: approximately 6 minutes
• Operating temperature: 190 °C
• Glue output: 20 g/min
• Glue stick diameter: 12 mm
• Nozzle: standard, interchangeable
• Trigger: long ergonomic design
• Handle: soft grip
• Integrated stand: yes
• Indicator light: power/ready
• Included glue sticks: 500 g all-round
• Recommended use: DIY, crafting, repair, decoration
• Compatible materials: wood, fabric, plastic, cardboard, ceramics, leather

Final note

A dependable corded glue gun that balances heat-up speed, output, and comfort, making it a practical choice for both occasional fixes and larger creative projects.