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Important Grease Gun Differences You Should Know
The RIDGID 16V Grease Gun comes complete with a non-stick handle, a nozzle for applying concrete sealer, an air release valve, and a compressor cord. The unit features a reversible tip for quick cleaning of flat surfaces. The handle is ergonomically designed for comfort and makes it simple to use. The powerful double reciprocating motion of the compressor allows for thorough cleaning even under high-heat and grease conditions. In addition, the gun has an automatic shut off feature which makes it convenient and easy to use.

The RIDGID 16V Grease Gun comes with a non-stick handle and has a right-angle plug to assist in accessing those hard to access areas. The grease gun is very capable of dispensing up to eighteen grease cartridges on a single 4.0 volt battery. As with all cordless grease guns, this RIDGID 16V Grease Gun is completely safe for indoor and outdoor use. Just like the cordless version, the rechargeable battery can be attached to a power outlet and plugged into an electric wall outlet. As with the cordless models, the battery will remain charged until it is depleted.

Some of the best cordless grease guns include the KitchenAidArtisan Pro GREY 18V, Bosch Complete Grease Gun II, KitchenAid Pro Mix and Seal, and Bosch Complete Grease Gun. All three of these models have received good reviews from consumers who have used them. Billious Inc. Warehouse The Pro GREY is one of the more expensive models, but it offers some exceptional features. This model comes with a heavy duty electric brush and has an adjustable pumping width. This makes it possible to apply a thin, even layer of grease in tight places. There is a safety switch located on the bottom so it is easy to turn off.


The other models that are considered top-notch are the KitchenAid Artisan 8V and the Bosch Complete Grease Gun II. Both of these models have received positive reviews from consumers who have used them. The KitchenAid Artisan comes with a built-in pressure gauge to monitor the amount of air pressure in the tank. The pressure gauge also allows the user to set the maximum air flow rate and the pressure gauge helps the user determine if the nozzle is too small or too large. There is a built-in flow rate counter dial so the user can accurately determine the proper flow rate for the grease gun.

Two other types of pneumatic grease guns are the Phillips Grease Gun and the Kirby Pneumatic Grease Gun. Each of these has their own pros and cons. Some users have said that the Phillips gun is best for applications where the user does not need to pump the gun much. The hose of the Kirby gun needs to be long enough to accommodate the nozzle.

The electric powered version of the pneumatic gun can be used in any environment since there is no fuel required. However, the electric powered gun can be quite noisy and can take a while to charge fully. The electric guns are also limited by the amount of power they can handle. They work best with a small to medium-sized project.

The three basic grease guns are cordless, battery powered and gas powered. Cordless versions are the cheapest. They can be used anywhere there is a power outlet. The batteries in these guns are rechargeable. However, some people prefer the battery powered versions because they are quieter and don't require a cord.

When you buy a gun that uses compressed air, you need to know what you are buying. To find out more about these guns and the manufacturers, log on to the internet and visit the websites of companies that manufacture them. This will give you an opportunity to read about their history, manufacturing process, quality standards and impressive amount of pressure they can withstand.

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