Which tool is described as an adhesive administering tool that melts a glue stick and extrudes it from the tip when the trigger is pressed?

• A. Dremmel Tool
• B. Palm Sander
• C. Hot Glue Gun
• D. Safety Goggles

Answer: (C)

When you need a fast, grab-and-bond adhesive, you reach for a tool that melts a solid glue stick and pushes the molten glue out through a nozzle with a trigger. A hot glue gun loads a glue stick into a heated chamber; the heating element melts the glue, and squeezing the trigger moves a plunger to push the molten adhesive toward the tip, where it is extruded as you press. As the glue cools, it hardens and forms a bond, making this tool ideal for bonding wood, fabric, plastic, and many other materials. Other tools mentioned don’t dispense glue: a Dremel is a rotary tool for cutting, grinding, and polishing; a palm sander smooths surfaces by sanding; safety goggles are protective eyewear.