Can I use thermal binding glue strips with the Fellowes Helios 30 thermal binding machine?
1354661
Don't see why not/ I would think they would work better the covers with glue added at the factory. But I am not an expert on that.I do tho like the way this machine works. Just as advertised
758032
Yes, it is easy to take apart a bound booklet and rebind it. The Fellowes Pulsar 300 is very user friendly and separates the bindings so that binding (and unbinding) can be done quite easily.
1060224
You can, but I wouldn't use solder. They make connection clips so you don't have to solder at all. The reason is because it has 4 very small contacts that need to be separate or it won't work
1827370
These heatsinks actually came with pressure sensitive adhesive thermal pads. just remove paper and press on
1899802
Should be fine so long as the thermal compound does not come in contact with aluminum.
2101696
Hello,Yes, you should be able to use these glue sticks with that Glue gun. Otherwise you can do a smaller pack under ASIN# B000I1QA4G to test them out. Thanks
1445514
Yes you can use silicone, hot glue, or double stick tape. For soldering tips I use pencil tip iron n low melt solder to prevent over heating of strip copper n plastic. Hope this answer helps
2101695
Hello, Yes, you should be able to use these glue sticks with that Glue gun. Otherwise you can do a smaller pack under ASIN# B000I1QA4G to test them out. Thanks
324448
No, it's not intended for that, because you heat it up to temp FIRST WITH THE CORRECT SIZE TIP, place the hotfix item where you want it attached, then press this over it using the correct size tip that you've already heated and basically melt the underside glue on. Having said that,when it's fully up to temp, you can place it on the hotfix bead and sometimes it will grab on enough for you to place somewher, but usually because of just excess edge glue, but it's also just as likely to fall off the tool and stick somewhere you don't want it.... And they are VERY hard to remove (which is good for its purpose), without damage. If the problem is an awkward surface you're trying to use it on, tell us what the application is and someone may have tips. Best of luck, but there's usually a resourceful person with an answer if they know what you need help with.
1079622
Yes. The experiments use jumper wires to connect between components. When an experiment is completed or when moving to the next experiment the jumpers are removed. No soldering involved.
52867
We're using a Zebra thermal printer, not Dymo. But they worked for us. Should be ok with any thermal printer that requires 4x6.
840030
I have never used this glue at high temperatures. You may want to call the company.
336803
Just use a Neodymium magnet home depot has them you could even search amazon for Neodymium strip
465022
Yes, my experience is you can use these strips. I've had to recode my mini to 49 as indicate on the container. Not a big deal. Glad to help.
1411046
I would think that's very unlikely. However, why would you want to? The strips for this machine cost half or less than the other machine. It gives good readings at half the cost, that's the point, right?
1040811
You can buy either rolls (4 1/8" wide) or sheets (European A6 I believe) of thermal paper. Note that there are a lot of problems with this nearly obsolete device, so be careful.
175029
yea I used an iron with heat tip to repair caps on some old monitors. The solder worked very well.