Two-Component Grout And Anchor Guns
Dual-component guns in 1:1, 2:1 and 1:4 ratios, up to 420 KG push force and 45:1 drive ratio

Epoxy grout guns, pointing guns and slab lifters for tiling and stonework
Tiling has two dispensing problems and one handling problem. Epoxy grout has to leave the cartridge on ratio; cement mortar has to go in the joint and not on the face; and large-format tile has to be moved without an edge grip. Each has its own tool here.
A 1:1 epoxy grout dispensed unevenly does not cure to its rated stain and chemical resistance. JS8612-A, JS8612-B, JS8615-2 and JS8615-3 drive both rods together so the proportion holds from the first squeeze to the last.
Epoxy through a static mixer is hard work. Drive ratios of 45:1 on JS8615-2 and 50:1 on JS8612-B keep the pull manageable, and the JS8615 battery guns take the effort away entirely with cruise control and six gear settings.
Pointing by trowel means cleaning afterwards. The JS8614 pointing guns put mortar in the joint through a nozzle sized to the joint: five interchangeable nozzles on JS8614-3, three on JS8614-2.
A 1.2 m porcelain slab cannot be carried by hand. Dual and three-claw cups from 90 KG to 235 KG horizontal suction handle it, and the articulating models grip panels that are not flat.
Dual-component guns in 1:1, 2:1 and 1:4 ratios, up to 420 KG push force and 45:1 drive ratio
Hand-loaded pointing guns for cement and mortar joints, with round, flat and interchangeable nozzles
Air-driven 9, 15 and 18 inch guns and 16 V and 21 V lithium battery guns up to 6500 N thrust
Single, dual, three and four-claw vacuum lifters rated from 30 KG to 250 KG vertical suction
1:1, 2:1 or 1:4 decides the gun. Send us the cartridge you stock and we will name the model rather than the category.
Occasional grouting stays manual. A crew grouting floors daily is the case for the JS8615 battery set, which ships with the jointing hand tools as well as the gun.
For pointing guns we pack the nozzle profiles that match your typical joint widths instead of a generic set.
Epoxy is the hardest test of a ratio gun. Samples go out with your own cartridge in mind so the crew can judge it properly.
Colour, logo and carton design are fixed once; reorders repeat without re-approval.
Horizontal and vertical suction are different numbers for good physical reasons. Reading the wrong one is how a lifter fails.
The ratio is built into the gun's linkage, so a 1:1 gun cannot dispense a 1:4 product. Match the gun to the cartridge, every time.
How to build a mixed order from published carton dimensions, and what the minimum order quantity actually applies to.
JS8612-A at 250 KG push force in a plastic body, JS8612-B at 100 KG and 50:1 for a lighter tool, or the welded steel JS8615-2 at 200 KG and JS8615-3 at 420 KG for heavy continuous use.
Yes. The JS8615-400ML and JS8615-600ML are dual-tube battery guns with 800 KG thrust, six gear settings and cruise control. The 400 ML ships as a set with the jointing hand tools.
JS8614-3 ships with five detachable nozzles and JS8614-2 with three, in round and flat profiles, so the nozzle changes rather than the tool.
Start with a dual-claw at 90-140 KG horizontal for panels up to about a metre, and move to the three-claw JS8643 family for heavier slabs. Always size on the orientation the slab will be carried in.
They are designed for cement mortar hand-loaded into the barrel. Consistency matters more than brand; send us a product datasheet if you are unsure and we will comment before you order.
Tell us the products your crews use and the problems they keep hitting, and we will name models rather than categories.