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Caulkmaster Professional Air Powered Dispensing Gun
Studio : Caulkmaster
by Caulkmaster
Brand : Cooper Hand Tools
Model : PG151
Publisher : Caulkmaster
Availability : Usually ships in 24 hours and eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping on orders over $25.
EAN : 0037103173188
UPC : 718607001510
Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 5 reviews)
List Price : $113.44
Our Price : $81.29
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The PG151 dispensing gun has a 2 in 1 handle that will dispense material from both 10.3 and 30 oz cartridges.
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Tool comes with a 3 foot air hose and standard fitting to easily connect to a high-pressure regulator and air tank or compressor (purchase se[arately).
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Unique twist lock bayonet barrel mount makes the insertation and removal of cartridges easy and convenient.
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Comman grip will handle all sealant, caulk and adhesives.
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Weight 2 1/2lbs
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Product Description |
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Length (Inches): 15.7; Width (Inches): 11.5; Height (Inches): 3.4 --- Whether you're a do-it-yourselfer or a pro, The Caulk Master PG151 can dramatically increase your productivity and make it easier for you to produce the perfect bead...all while reducing fatigue and the chance of injury. --- The CaulkMaster PG151 air powered dispensing gun gives you a level of control simply unattainable with manual guns. The patented trigger mechanism gives you the exact amount of caulk, sealant, or adhesive you need, so you can dispense material at a smooth, steady pace. Even "weep" at the end of a run is a thing of the past...when you stop squeezing the trigger, the flow stops immediately. --- It's no wonder that demanding industries such as construction, automotive, marine, and aerospace are loyal users of Caulk Master products. |
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What would you do with out one. |
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This caulking gun is great. I put 50 + tubes of liquid nail through it and it made my project so much easier. Besides, you can tell your friends you have a caulkmaster and that is just too funny. Great product. |
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Cuts time down |
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We use these at work to seal panels to airplanes. If you just squeeze and hold the trigger down you will make an awful mess. Pump the trigger a little at a time and this thing will sing (seal) for you. We use sealant 10 times more messy than rtv (caulk). so messes are ugly. If people hate this gun then they don't know how to use it properly. |
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If You Buy This You Must Be Crazy ! ! ! |
I have this product and it is extremely overpriced
and poorly designed. Using the gun with the small
cartridge is OK with no problem but trying to use the
gun for the large cartridges is almost impossible!
In order to use a large cartridge you have to put the
cartridge in a tube and connect the tube to the gun.
This is done by compressing a hard rubber "O" ring and
here is the problem. Using all my strength I cannot
exert enough pressure to compress this "O" ring and assemble
the gun. Perhaps this is just the fault of the cartridge
but this should not happen. You cannot have a caulking gun
that will work only on certain cartridges.
It is better to have two guns (one for small cartridges
and another for the large catridges). For the price of this
gun you can purchase two guns. You just have to look around
spend some time. I returned this gun and now have two seperate
caulking guns that work great (and have money let over)! |
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Caulkmaster is worth the money |
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I am one of those people who are just plain bad at caulking, put on about half a tube, and then smear the excess on my pants leg. This product allows me to draw a perfect bead, thin or wide depending on who hard you squeeze the trigger. It's heavyer with the larger tubes but it works great for putting down construction adhesive to lay subflooring. If you have a compressor on the job you need this gun. |
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Great tool, with some improvements needed... |
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I do love this tool, but with some reservations! The 1/10th gun worked great for me, except for the higher cost of "tubes" VS the 30 ounce "tubes". The 1/10th gun is lighter to use, thus less tiring. You do take more time changing "spent" tubes, with the 1/10th gun. The 30 ounce gun had problems with the large "o-ringe" seal that kept twisting in, and loosing air pressure, cuasing construction delays, having to fix the ring, that I got so tired of fixing, that I just stopped using the 30 ounce gun. This was a shame since I paid for both, and now use the 1/10th gun, due to the above problem. The 30 ounce tubes are also cheaper, down the road. I also noted the pressure clamp on the air hose to come loose, and need clamping. I recommend the manufacturer look at the above complaint, on the clamp and 30 ounce tool. The 1/10th gun works great, and sure beats hand caulking. |
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