The Best Glue Guns for Wax Seals

The easiest way to melt Sealing Wax is with a low-temperature glue gun. Our glue guns can be used to dispense your favourite colour Flexible Sealing Wax Sticks and create beautiful wax seals – but not all glue guns are created equal.

We’ve broken down the features of each glue gun so you can choose the right tool for your needs. Here’s what they all have in common:

  • Low-Temperature – safe for sealing wax.
  • Compatible with 11–12mm sticks (around ½ inch).
  • Plug type – works in Australia, New Zealand, Fiji, Papua New Guinea, and Argentina.

Check out the individual glue gun reviews below to see which one suits your sealing style best.


Jasart

The Jasart Glue Gun is an affordable, lightweight option that works well with sealing wax sticks. Compact and low-temperature, it’s practical for anyone looking for a simple way to create wax seals.

Key Points

  • 15 Watts – takes around 5–10 minutes to heat up.
  • AU/NZ/Fiji standard plug
  • Low-Temperature – safe for wax, but unplug occasionally to prevent overheating or runny wax.
  • Drips & Wastage – expect some dripping; place a  Non-Stick Silicon Mat, scrap paper, or cup underneath.
  • Built-In Stand – always use it; avoid laying the gun on its side or tilting backwards.
  • Durability – limited lifespan, but affordable enough to replace when needed.

Verdict


The Jasart Glue Gun isn’t built to last forever, but for the price it delivers a reliable low-temp option for wax sealing. Great for small projects or anyone needing an inexpensive glue gun for sealing wax.

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Birch

The Birch Glue Gun is an affordable and compact choice for working with sealing wax sticks. With its low-temperature design and handy power indicator light, it’s practical and easy to use for wax sealing.

Key Points

  • 12 Watts – heats up in around 5–10 minutes
  • AU/NZ/Fiji standard plug
  • Power Indicator Light – lets you know when the gun is switched on and heating.
  • Low-Temperature – designed for sealing wax; unplug occasionally to avoid overheating or overly runny wax.
  • Drips & Wastage – some dripping is normal; protect your surface with a Non-Stick Silicon Mat, scrap paper, or small cup underneath.
  • Built-In Stand – always use the stand; avoid resting the gun on its side or tilting it backwards.
  • Durability – limited lifespan, but inexpensive to replace when needed.

Verdict

The Birch Glue Gun may not last forever, but with its power indicator light and low-temp design, it’s a reliable and affordable option for wax sealing. A great fit for small projects or anyone after an inexpensive glue gun for sealing wax.

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