If you have ever fixed a leaky window crack or between loose connecting parts of a jamb on a doorway, you must have used some form of flexible material such as latex or silicon. Using these materials has numerous advantages. Number 1. Newborn 930-GTD Drip-Free Hex Rod Cradle Caulking Gun. Anyone familiar with tired hands from caulking and sealing may enjoy giving this caulking gun from Newborn a shot. It has two rubber overmolded grips as well as a rod that automatically retracts after releasing the comfort-grip hand trigger to prevent excess caulk from oozing out. This caulking gun features a 10:1 thrust ratio and easily dispenses light to lightmedium viscosity caulk, making it well suited for latex and silicone. This gun’s smooth-pull hand trigger and dripless technology are a plus, and so is the fact that it comes with a built-in seal puncturing tool, a cutting tool, and a handy hook for hanging the gun on a ladder rung. Even with all those features, it was the tool’s grip that really stood out during testing. The two rubber over-molded grips were extremely comfortable and easy to squeeze, despite not having a tremendous thrust ratio.
Number 2. Siligun Super Compact Caulk Gun. Most caulk guns position the trigger and handle at the bottom of the caulk tube, which adds a few inches to the total length of the tube. While this is no problem most of the time, when you are working in a tight space, such as behind a toilet or underneath a sink, a caulk gun with a compact design, like the Siligun Super Compact Heavy-Duty Caulk Gun, makes the job far easier. Instead of a trigger and handle at the bottom of the tube, this tool positions them underneath and around halfway down the tube, reducing the size of the caulk gun to a mere 4 inches in length, as opposed to the typical 10 to 14 inches of most caulk guns. It has a 12:1 thrust ratio that works with acrylic, latex, silicone, and polyurethane sealants, and it's very easy to load and unload the tubes or sausages of the caulk.
Number 3. Red Devil 3989 Extreme Duty 9-Inch Caulking Gun. Working with thick sealants can be hard on your hands. But with the Red Devil Extreme Duty Caulk Gun, even pushing out the most viscous materials will be pain- and fatigue-free, thanks to its ergonomic rubberized grip. This steel caulk gun has a 26:1 thrust ratio for dispensing tough materials such as epoxy and hybrid sealants. The frame is very sturdy and designed to last; this won't be tossed halfway through your project. The gun has a swiveling barrel for easy use around corners or in tight spots, and it's close to drip-free once you release the trigger. There's a hanging hook and tube piercer, but this tool does not have a built-in spout cutter. But while excellent with thick materials, it might not be the best choice if you are working with thin sealants or caulk.
Number 4. Bates- Caulking Gun, Silicone Gun.
The Bates Caulking Gun is the most affordable option that we have on our list today. So if you are looking for a basic caulking gun for your DIY project or just keeping one in your home for future use, this is the perfect choice. Still, this manages to achieve the results you expect from most manual caulking guns with a thrust ratio of 10:1 and material compatibility with silicone, acrylic, and even cement. It also has a special smooth rod which you will find really helpful on a tough job since it reduces the force required for the job. Even though this is a cheaper alternative, you will surely find a durable build quality on the tool, ensuring this is a professional-grade option with a decent thrust ratio. It also offers a drip free performance, so it won’t create a mess with less viscous material.
Number 5. Albion Engineering Company B12S20 Caulking Gun. This professional quality caulk gun is made of strong but lightweight aluminum, and handles 10-, 13-, or 20-ounce sausage packs of sealant. You don't need to squeeze too hard to dispense your caulk, and with a 12:1 thrust ratio, you can work with most common types of sealants. The gun is designed to fit even into tight spaces, making it easy to deal with tough caulking situations such as behind a toilet or bathtub. It has a rotating barrel, as well, for even more versatility. The power tool is designed to apply pressure smoothly without slipping or tangling in the sausage pack wrapping. The grips are comfortable to hold, even if your hands are small or not too strong. And the gun comes with six nozzles in different sizes so you can adjust to the viscosity of your sealant.
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