Allturn Plastic Welder, 2 in 1 Plastic Welding Kit, Hot Staples Weld Gun, Car Bumper Repair Kit for Most Plastics, Patent Number D970324(Yellow)

Just what it should be. Works great, heats up about 5 seconds. Comes with lots of welding pieces. Seems like it’s build sturdy. I use it almost once a week. I think it’s worth the money.

Works well,and easier than I thought it might. Makes a strong repair.Still getting the hang of it but it should come in handy with some plastic repairs.

First off, I love that it comes with a carrying case and a form-fitting box for easy storage, otherwise I’d have parts everywhere. I like yellow color to distinguish from other tools. 100W is more than enough; staple gets red hot in <5 secs. Also cools just as quickly - big plus when storing away. The tiny tool-tip holes are slightly less wide than the metal staples so they stay in place even upside down. Worked flawlessly on my first application - broken swivel on headphones (son sat on them, 1st pic). 4 staples later and it’s solidly repaired, no wiggle after the 2nd staple (see photos). My only beef are the wire-cutting snips (aka “dikes”, for diagonal cutters) ) which are not flush to the bottom, so I used my pair (red, in photo). Since I’m buying the plastic stapler not the accessories, per se, I still give it 5-stars. You can get a flush-cut pair of dikes here: https://www.amazon.com/IGAN-P6-Precision-Clippers-Spring-loaded-Handmade/dp/B087P191LP/ Tips for usage: (i) Welding goes quick, so mount the piece to be repaired leaving one free hand for welding. (ii) Have ventilation (fan) over the work area, as the plastic sends up an acrid smoke. (iii) After inserting, hold the work for 5-8 seconds while it cools. (iv) Seemed that the flat hot cleanup blade was a bit more risky; though I used it, I got better overall results with my Dremel as it grinds off sharp metal edges as well as smooths the plastic. Overall a most valuable addition - shout-out to Chickacanic on YouTube for her suggestion. This has the best features all-around.

Everything works as advertised, easy to operate, seems like it will hold up for my everyday use. Liked the extra plastic that comes with it. Cutting head work nice. Only disappointment is that the size or thickness of the staples are very thin. I'm not sure if it is due to the wattage rating or not. This is why I could not give it a five start.

We have made hundreds of Amazon purchases this last year, but I have reviewed less than a dozen. This product made enough of an impression to deserve comment. There is an excellent YouTube video of a man using it to repair a wheelbarrow. I followed his example to repair cracks in our trash receptacles and easily achieved similar, though less esthetic results. Everything I needed was in the kit and the tool functioned exactly as designed. My sole complaint is that the included angle cutters can’t cut the protruding pins flush, but I already have an excellent pair of side cutters that can. There is a real joy in restoring function to large plastic things and keeping them out of the landfill for several more years. I tend to be a hoarder of slightly broken things, so I envision quite a few more projects this spring for my Allturn Plastic Welding Kit.

I picked up this plastic welder mainly for bumper repair and I’m honestly impressed for the price. It comes with cutting and smoothing tips, which made the repair process a lot easier. There isn’t a ton of filler material included, but at this price point that’s totally fine and expected. What really stood out was how fast everything went. My package arrived in under 45 minutes, and within an hour of opening the box I already had my heavily damaged bumper welded back together and mounted on my project car. The unit heats up almost instantly, so there’s no waiting around to get started. There’s not much of a learning curve either—it’s very easy to use right out of the box. I plugged it in and put it straight to work with no issues. If you’re a DIYer or working on automotive plastics, this is a solid tool to have without spending a ton of money. Highly recommend for quick repairs and garage projects. I’m a professional and will definitely say if lives up to pro standards it’s more than enough for a home consumer.

This is the greatest tool if you’re kids or grandkids have power wheels type stuff, my grandson has a 24v quad, it is over 10 years old, he took it over one to many hills and busted the frame. We couldn’t find any place to fix it so we bought this. It worked so nice and fixed the issues. We have now used it to fix remote cars and all kinds of bigger play toys. You’ll be glad you gave that project one more try

Great plastic welder! I have a butane torch version for small jobs but needed a plug-in version for a project for my wife's garden. This product heats up quickly and by using one of the three included tips, I was able to weld HDPE plastic easily. The light at the end of the welder tells you that it's still working and when it no longer lights up, the welder needs to cool down. The job we needed done required three buckets to be cut and plastic netting to be welded so it did stop working after about 30 minutes. Contrary to what others were saying about this product, I just let it cool down for an hour and continued working and was able to complete the job. Give it time to cool off and you will find this plastic welder works really well!! Highly recommend this product.

Conforme à la description, très facile à utiliser et fonctionne tel que promis. Je suis satisfaite de mon achat.

en general buena compra, siento que se calienta un poco después de usarla un para de horas

Work well, made an easy car bumper repair in question of minutes. Got a big ass racoon at night, it won't bring the parts that I have lost on the side of the road but it is much more stronger. Buffed the pins down with a sandpaper wheel grinder after.

This would be a 5 star, as I absolutely love this tool! Just takes a quick modification to be perfect, and then you can finally repair all those broken plastics! The thing is....when doing lots of melting/smoothing with the spreader tip, the unit will overheat, and takes some time to cool off (10-15mins) So...remove all the screws in body, carefully pull apart, look at how everything is supposed to be seated as you pull it apart so you can put it together right. Then cut away excess plastic as desired from body to create venting. Then put back together. You should now be able to use the tool 4x longer, and when it overheats, set it down in front of a fan, and in 1min, you're ready to go! See pic for what I did.

Works great