Batavia 7064347 MAXXPUSH Caulking Gun with LED Light 6V AA Batteries BAT7064347
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Description
Features
- BrandBATAVIA
- ColourWhite
- Length37.5 cm
- MaterialPlastic
- Weight0.9 kg
- Caulking gun useSilicone
- ManoMano ReferenceME64297772
- MMID742966542562
- Product code7064347
- EAN4050255051292
Customer reviews
Meets my expectations. Battery life a bit limited. It's nice to have a steady flow for even sealant application. I recommend
9 people found this helpfulIdeal for occasional use without having to spend an excessive amount of money. Emptied about 15 cartridges and haven't had to replace the batteries yet.
3 people found this helpfulThe putty comes out quickly
Average. It worked very well for 2 months, but even after changing the pukes, it no longer works!
Good product, but be careful, there's no way to regulate the power, and the sealant comes out really, really quickly; you have to learn to control it. One annoying aspect is that as soon as you release the trigger, the cylinder automatically returns to its starting position, so you can't really "pause" while applying a bead. However, you can cheat by manually pushing the cylinder back into contact with the cartridge. The VERY positive side is that, unlike manual tools, as soon as you release the trigger, the pressure is released and the stream of sealant stops abruptly without dripping. The LED lighting provided by the tool isn't a gimmick; it's very practical. I also appreciate the use of batteries rather than a rechargeable battery; it's more durable. The tool has a rather serious appearance, well made, the plastics seem of good quality, and the tool is not too heavy, it fits in one hand without too much effort. It also has a locking function if you make a cord of several meters, personally I did not use it. In short, good tool, not disappointed, but given the ejection power of the putty you have to practice using it, get used to it, the first times it is destabilizing, you have to be methodical. On the other hand, the automatic return function of the jack is a mistake I think, it greatly reduces its maneuverability.
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