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The manual Dispenser CowCare Dispensing Gun is ideal gun for the CowCare DD-DELETE® & CowCare DD-DELETE WHITE LINE® tube. Simply squeeze the handles of the CowCare Dispensing Gun and apply bonding materials easily and effectively with the right adhesive dispensing equipment.
CowCare Dispensing Gun adhesive dispensing equipment helps the applicator to make using the fast-setting adhesive easy, by allowing for precise application onto hoof.
CowCare Dispensing Gun, 300ml ensures accuracy and control when working. Its durable design allows the cartridges to lock into place to prevent it from falling out. The use of a manual one hand-held glue gun offers the user the possibility to hold a wooden block in one hand while applying the 2-component material on the cow claw. CowCare Dispensing Gun, 360g saves you time when working with fast setting materials as they mix the material for you through a mixing tube free of messes and wasting any materials.
Product features at a glance
- The ideal gun for the CowCare DD-DELETE® Care Gel, kit cartridge with tip 300ml and CowCare DD-DELETE WHITE LINE®
- Care Gel, kit cartridge with tip 300ml
- Can be held in one hand
- Gel can be applied by one hand
- Increased flexibility
- Fits CowCare DD-DELETE® tube 300ml
- Precise application of gel onto hoof wounds
- Minimal waste and free of messes
Instructions for use
First, place the 300ml cartridge into the CowCare Dispensing Gun. Now, remove the fastener on the cartridge and connect the gel. Equalize the cartridge by pointing the cartridge straight up; then squeeze the handle to remove any air bubbles.
You can now eject a small amount of adhesive. This must be done so that the two components mix as optimally as possible. Now, apply a bead of the gel onto the block. Place the gel quickly onto the pre-prepared, clean and dry, healthy hoof. A heat gun can be used to dry the claw.
The used gun may remain on the cartridge after use. The gel in the mixing tip cures and seals the cartridge. For the next application, a new mixing tip must be used. When pressing the wounds against the claw, do not work with too much pressure, as the adhesive layer will otherwise become too thin and no optimal adhesive bond can be created.
