Ingco HCG0909 Industrial Caulking Gun

The Ingco HCG0909 is a 9 inch industrial caulking gun for applying sealant, silicone and caulk from standard tubes. It is built with a heavy duty steel body for trade work, and the built-in cutting function lets you open the tube nozzle and pierce the seal without a separate knife. The 230mm body and 55mm barrel suit the standard 300ml sealant cartridge used across building and plumbing work.

Key Features

• Industrial steel body built for trade use
• 9 inch (230mm) length with a 55mm barrel diameter
• Built-in cutting function to open the nozzle and pierce the seal
• Thickness of 1.0mm for a rigid, durable frame
• Fits standard sealant and caulk tubes
• Includes a nozzle cutting feature for a clean tube opening

Specifications

• Model: HCG0909
• Type: industrial caulking gun
• Length: 230mm (9 inch)
• Barrel diameter: 55mm
• Frame thickness: 1.0mm
• Cutting function: yes

Applications

• Applying silicone and sealant around roofs, gutters and windows
• Caulking joints in walls, floors and bathrooms
• Plumbing and general building sealant work
• Trade and DIY applications

What You Need To Complete The Job

Load the gun with a roof and gutter sealant for flashing work or a high tack adhesive for general fixing. Use the built-in cutter to open the tube, then apply a smooth bead. Browse the Painting Accessories range for more application tools.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cutting function for?

The built-in cutter opens the plastic nozzle of the sealant tube and pierces the inner foil seal, so you do not need a separate knife or spike. Cut the nozzle at an angle for a beaded line, then use the gun to push the plunger and lay the sealant.

What size cartridges fit this gun?

The 55mm barrel suits the standard 300ml (and equivalent) sealant and caulk cartridges used across building, plumbing and DIY work. The 9 inch frame is the common trade length for comfortable one handed control while laying a bead.

How do I use the gun to lay a clean bead?

Cut the nozzle at an angle, load the tube, and squeeze the trigger to start the plunger. Move the nozzle along the joint at a steady speed while squeezing, then release the pressure at the end to stop the flow. Smooth the bead with a wet finger or a jointing tool if needed.

How do I load a sealant tube into the gun?

Pull the plunger rod back fully, open the barrel and drop the sealant tube in with the nozzle facing forward. Fit the nozzle into the front opening, then push the rod forward until the plunger plate rests on the base of the tube. Use the built-in cutter to open the nozzle and pierce the seal, then squeeze the trigger to start the bead.