Albion Engineering Company B12 B-Line Manual Cartridge Caulking Gun, 1/10 Gallon (10 oz), 12:1 Drive
Key features
- •12:1 manual drive cartridge adhesive caulking gun for use on 1/10 gallon (10 oz) or 300 ml cartridges. Thrust: 375 lbf, Pressure: 120 psi
- •Full sized handle for comfortable, efficient dispensing. Half-cradle carriage securely holds cartridges and rotates for convenience.
- •Features include Albion's Double-Gripping Plate technology for double the life of the tool, built-in cartridge puncture wire, ladder hook pull.
- •Designed for all standard viscosity materials packaged in 1/10 Gallon or 300ml cartridges; silicones, acrylics, polyurethane, etc.
- •Legendary Albion design and quality make this tool a leader in value
BrandAlbion
CategoryCaulking Guns
Size10 oz (1/10 Gallon) / 300 ml
WarrantyAlbion products are warranted to be free from defects in material and workmanship. Albion will repair or replace any product which examination proves to be defective in material or workmanship.
Albion Engineering Company B12 B-Line Manual Cartridge Caulking Gun, 1/10 Gallon (10 oz), 12:1 Drive
List Price: $53.67$48.30DEALYou Save: $5.37 (10%)
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Customer Reviews
Reviews sourced from verified Amazon purchasers4.6
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Wish I had bought one years ago.
Ivy Cole•October 10, 2017
Best Cartridge gun ever. Wish I had bought one years ago.
Very Smooth... I Like It
trxho•August 30, 2017
Very Smooth... I like it. But it still didn't help me with my bead. :)
Five Stars
Robert & Sandra•August 6, 2017
nice machine
Quality
John E.•June 12, 2017
Easy to operate and vert sturdy. Made caulking our car hauler easy.
This is a great professional caulking gun
Bruce•April 2, 2017
This is a great professional caulking gun, It would get 5 stars but it does not have a poker rod! How am I supposed to poke the tube liner when I want a small opening angle cut?
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