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    Caulk Guns

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style A.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style B.

    Style A

    Style B

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style C.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style D.

    Style C

    Style D

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style E.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style F.

    Style E

    Style F

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style G.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Caulk Guns, Style H.

    Style G

    Style H

    Dispense sealants from cartridges with ease and control.
    Ratchet—Ratchet-Mechanism guns only apply pressure to the cartridge while you pull the trigger. They’re good for use with thin materials that require flow control.
    Smooth—Smooth-Mechanism guns apply more consistent pressure to the cartridge, so flow continues between trigger pulls. These guns are often used with thick materials that require strength to dispense and maintain flow.
    Adjustable Thrust Ratio—Guns with an adjustable thrust ratio let you use the same gun for sealants and caulks with different consistencies. Use a higher thrust ratio to evenly dispense thicker, more viscous sealants and a lower ratio for thinner sealants.
    Dual Cartridge Capacity—Guns with a dual cartridge capacity give you more time between refills and let you mix two-part compounds.
    Thrust Ratio—To choose a thrust ratio, consider the thickness of the material—thinner materials such as silicone and latex flow easily, so choose a low thrust ratio gun. Thick materials such as urethanes and epoxies require more power to dispense, so choose a high thrust ratio.
    Style
    For Cartridge
    Size, fl. oz.
    Thrust
    Ratio
    Frame
    Style
    Rod Drive
    Mechanism
    Material
    Handle
    Material
    Loading
    Method
    Features
    Each
    A10 to 135:1Half BarrelRatchetMetalMetalCartridge—000000000000
    A12.86:1Half BarrelRatchetMetalMetalCartridgeCartridge Puncture Tool, Spout Cutter000000000000
    A326:1Half BarrelRatchetMetalMetalCartridgeCartridge Puncture Tool, Spout Cutter000000000000
    B10 to 1310:1SkeletonSmoothMetalMetalCartridgeBead Smoothing Tool, Cartridge Puncture Tool, Spout Cutter, Two Cartridge Caps00000000000
    C10 to 136:1Half BarrelRatchetMetalRubber
    		CartridgeCartridge Cap, Cartridge Puncture Tool, Spout Cutter000000000000
    C10 to 1312:1Half BarrelSmoothMetalRubber
    		CartridgeCartridge Cap, Cartridge Puncture Tool, Spout Cutter0000000000000
    D1026:1Half BarrelRatchetMetalMetal——000000000000
    D10 to 1312:1, 24:1SkeletonSmoothMetalMetalCartridgeAdjustable Thrust Ratio, Cartridge Puncture Tool, Rotating Frame000000000000
    E10 to 1325:1SkeletonSmoothMetalMetalCartridgeRotating Frame0000000000000
    F3212:1SkeletonSmoothMetalMetalCartridgeCartridge Puncture Tool000000000000
    G6.726:1SkeletonSmoothMetalMetalCartridgeDual Cartridge Capacity000000000000
    H10 to 1322:1Half BarrelSmoothMetalRubber
    		CartridgeCartridge Puncture Tool, Rubberized Protective Housing000000000000

    Drip-Free Caulk Guns

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Drip-Free Caulk Guns, Style B.
    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Drip-Free Caulk Guns, Style D.

    Style B

    Style D

    Minimize mess and waste—when you release the trigger on these guns, the rod retracts slightly to reduce pressure, which stops flow from the sealant cartridge.
    Thrust Ratio—To choose a thrust ratio, consider the thickness of the material—thinner materials such as silicone and latex flow easily, so choose a low thrust ratio gun. Thick materials such as urethanes and epoxies require more power to dispense, so choose a high thrust ratio.
    Style
    For Cartridge
    Size, fl. oz.
    Thrust
    Ratio
    Frame
    Style
    Rod Drive
    Mechanism
    Material
    Handle
    Material
    Loading
    Method
    Features
    Each
    B10 to 1310:1SkeletonSmoothMetalMetalCartridgeBead Smoothing Tool, Cartridge Puncture Tool, Spout Cutter, Two Cartridge Caps0000000000000
    D10 to 1310:1SkeletonSmoothMetalRubber
    		CartridgeBead Smoothing Tool, Cartridge Cap, Cartridge Puncture Tool, Caulk Removal Tool, Spout Cutter000000000000

    Adjustable-Flow Air-Powered Caulk Guns

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Adjustable-Flow Air-Powered Caulk Guns.
    Adjust air-flow for precise control and smooth material flow—these guns have a built-in pressure regulator with a control knob.
    Cartridge Loading
    For Cartridge
    Size, fl. oz.
    Max. Air Pressure,
    psi
    Material
    Each
    1/4 Quick Disconnect Male
    10120Metal0000000000000000
     

    Compact Caulk Guns

    Image of Product. Front orientation. Caulk Guns. Compact Caulk Guns.
    Unlike standard caulk guns, these guns measure just 4" long and don’t have a cartridge rod, so you can use them in snug spaces and around tight corners. A built-in cartridge cutter lets you shorten caulk cartridges as you work, making these guns even more compact.
    For Cartridge
    Size, fl. oz.
    Thrust
    Ratio
    Frame Style
    Material
    Handle
    Material
    Loading
    Method
    Features
    Each
    1012:1Compact BarrelPlasticPlasticCartridgeCartridge Cutter, Cartridge Puncture Tool0000000000000
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