Is it necessary to have a mechanical gun to work with chemical anchors, sealants and other adhesives?
There are cases when the justification for refusing to buy a mechanical gun for various cartridges (with glue, sealant or chemical anchors) is a lack of information. Users simply do not fully understand what this tool is for and how to use it. It may seem that no additional tools are needed to extrude the material from the tube and it can be easily done manually.
In fact, when working with such materials, a mechanical gun is an indispensable device. Only with its help you can use up the composition to the end and not suffer by squeezing it out manually. Some sealants and adhesives simply cannot be squeezed out of the cartridge without such a gun. However, its advantages do not end there.

Using a professional mechanical pistol allows the user to work as accurately and quickly as possible. Simply pressing the trigger makes it possible to get a uniform layer of the composition, as well as apply it several times faster than when squeezing manually.
Where is a mechanical cartridge gun used?
There are three main areas where this tool is used most often:
Do I need a mechanical gun for home use?
If you have to repair, it is unlikely to be possible to do without a professional mechanical pistol. In particular, it is indispensable when repairing a bathroom, where it is necessary to use tile adhesive, plumbing sealant, as well as chemical anchors for gluing complex surfaces. A high-quality reliable mechanical gun will help to perform all the work cleanly, quickly and effortlessly. Such a tool is the Tekno mechanical gun, which is designed for uniform extrusion of compounds of different viscosities from cartridges.
Among the advantages of this tool are:
The Tekno mechanical pistol can be used for a variety of construction and repair tasks, if the volume of the working cartridge allows it.
One component thixotropic polyurethane adhesive of fast action
A mechanical gun for evenly squeezing the adhesive composition or epoxy resin from the cartridge
Moisture-resistant thixotropic quick-curing chemical anchor based on synthetic epoxy acrylate resin
Two-component thixotropic quick-drying chemical anchor based on polyester resin
A mechanical gun for evenly squeezing the adhesive composition or epoxy resin from the cartridge
Two component fast-curing thixotropic chemical anchor