Bosch GCG18V-29N 18V Caulk and Adhesive Gun (Bare Tool)
The Bosch GCG18V-29 18V Caulk and Adhesive Gun provides powered caulking to reduce the fatigue on your hand from manual caulk and adhesive guns. It has speed selection and a variable-speed trigger for a consistent bead size and easier caulk application. The caulk and adhesive gun features an auto-reverse feature on the plunger rod to help prevent dripping and material overflow. It holds 29 oz. tubes and delivers a no-load max of 18 In. per minute feed and 790 Lbs. of push force, to push even high-viscosity adhesives including anchor adhesives in concrete. The cage rotates, so that material can be applied in difficult areas while still keeping your preferred hand location. And it's light - only 5 Lbs. (tool only, not including battery). It is compatible with Bosch 18V Lithium-ion batteries, and it fits 29 oz. tubes. The caulk gun has a hook for hanging between jobs and a lockout switch, so the trigger won't be accidentally activated.
$102.36
Original: $292.47
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The Bosch GCG18V-29 18V Caulk and Adhesive Gun provides powered caulking to reduce the fatigue on your hand from manual caulk and adhesive guns. It has speed selection and a variable-speed trigger for a consistent bead size and easier caulk application. The caulk and adhesive gun features an auto-reverse feature on the plunger rod to help prevent dripping and material overflow. It holds 29 oz. tubes and delivers a no-load max of 18 In. per minute feed and 790 Lbs. of push force, to push even high-viscosity adhesives including anchor adhesives in concrete. The cage rotates, so that material can be applied in difficult areas while still keeping your preferred hand location. And it's light - only 5 Lbs. (tool only, not including battery). It is compatible with Bosch 18V Lithium-ion batteries, and it fits 29 oz. tubes. The caulk gun has a hook for hanging between jobs and a lockout switch, so the trigger won't be accidentally activated.
