Keqi Drop Point Hot Melt Gun Solves Dripping Problems for Ice Cream Cone Packaging Production

Traditional hot melt guns commonly suffer glue dripping during folder gluer standby, contaminating ice cream cone packaging surfaces, causing printed pattern damage and high reject rates. Keqi drop point anti-drip hot melt gun is customized for cone-shaped food packaging gluing, perfectly matching automatic ice cream carton folding lines.

The gun adopts precise pneumatic switch structure. It instantly cuts off residual glue pressure when equipment pauses, effectively eliminating hot melt dripping. The heating cavity is optimized to prevent glue carbonization, guaranteeing stable glue output without blockage during long continuous runs. Glue volume and temperature are adjustable to fit thin coated paper and glossy food packaging paper of ice cream cone boxes. Even at high line speeds, glue lines stay neat, with no overflow or intermittent gluing.

All components comply with food production workshop standards. No redundant glue drips pollute packaging, lowering finished goods waste. Operators spend less time cleaning contaminated cartons and clearing clogged nozzles. Many ice cream packaging manufacturers replace ordinary hot melt guns with this model, stabilizing mass production yield while cutting glue consumption and maintenance downtime. It works seamlessly with regular folder gluers for long-term stable cone box processing.