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How Dispensing Tools Work
There are 3 core components in a dispensing tool: The Drive, the Material Containment Unit (MCU), and Nozzle. By customizing these components to meet your specific application needs, you can create...
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Professional Line Tools
We are especially proud of our Professional Line, which satisfies the needs of skilled craftsmen installing sealants and adhesives daily. These individuals require heavy-duty tools that are adaptable for special applications and are easily maintained with replacement parts. They expect their...
Pneumatic / Air Power Drive
Single Action and AT Dual Action Air-Powered Drives Single Action Air-Powered Drive: AT Dual Action Air-Powered Drive
Fill Traffic Joints with Less Mess
Have you used our AT1200S or AT1200S-2 Air-Powered Twin Sausage Guns to fill joints with 2-part silicone on highways, bridges or parking garages? Many traffic joints are 3/4″ or wider. But for those that are narrower, consider adding one of our 32-series metal...
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Which is the Better Tools for Powered Dispensing, Cordless or Air?
When your sealant or adhesive dispensing project would benefit from a powered tool how do you choose between cordless, battery and air? Each has inherent advantages and disadvantages. Following is a summary to help you make a decision that will help you increase your output & effi...
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Why Does My Caulk Gun Drip?
Dripping, or run-on, from a caulk or adhesive dispensing gun, is caused by several different factors. Some can be minimized by the design of the gun, but others are outside the gun’s control, such as:• Viscosity of the material—thicker material tends to drip less• Compressibility&n...
The Equation F=PA
Why do we have so many different types of tools, and how do we select the right tool for the right application? This is one of the hardest questions and one we don’t give much thought to. Hec...