Dispense adhesives, lubricants, and other liquids into hard-to-reach spots. These bottles have a long nozzle for accessing machine interiors and awkward angles.

When choosing a bottle, consider the size of the nozzle. The larger the nozzle ID, the more liquid you can dispense with each squeeze, which is helpful for viscous liquids. Nozzles with a smaller ID create a more focused stream at a higher pressure, which is good for rinsing surfaces and dislodging debris.

With its heavy duty spring-action trigger, this gun easily applies thick liquids such as adhesives.

Brush Applicator Tips—Brush applicator tip lets you spread liquids after they are applied.

Store adhesives, cements, and lacquers for up to two weeks without hardening.

Apply small droplets of flux, adhesive, or other liquid near sensitive electronics. These bottles are made with an additive that keeps static from building up on the surface, which helps prevent electrostatic discharge (ESD) from damaging your equipment. They come with three needle tips in different gauges. Use a higher-gauge needle with thin liquids, such as water or alcohol-based solutions. The smaller the opening, the more you can control the flow. Use a lower-gauge needle to avoid clogs when dispensing thick liquids, such as adhesives.