The Homax Adhesive Spreader Nozzle is a versatile applicator tool designed to work with all standard caulking guns and cartridges. This spreader nozzle simplifies adhesive application for a wide range of home improvement and construction projects, from laying tile and installing cove base to securing paneling, flooring, and molding. The 11-bead design delivers consistent adhesive lines, and the tool works for horizontal, vertical, and overhead applications.
Whether you're working on ceramic tile, quarry tile, mirror tile, foam insulation board, tub kits, parquet flooring, carpet seams, edges, or wood molding, this nozzle adapts to your needs. The rotating design helps you reach into corners and tight spaces without fumbling with extra tools, and the nozzle can be resealed for future use while still attached to the cartridge.
Features and Benefits
- 11-Bead Design: Applies 11 continuous beads of adhesive, allowing you to control thickness and flow for consistent coverage.
- Universal Compatibility: Works with most standard 11 and 30 ounce cartridge application guns, fitting seamlessly into your existing tools.
- Rotating Nozzle: The tip rotates to access corners and obstructed areas, reducing the need for extra equipment or repositioning.
- Adjustable Bead Control: Use duct tape over nozzle holes to vary the number of active beads, giving you precise control over adhesive flow and bead thickness.
- Resealable for Later Use: Can be resealed while still on the cartridge between projects.
- Multi-Surface Application: Perfect for cove base, paneling, flooring, tile, insulation board, and molding projects in any orientation.
Specifications
- Brand: Homax
- Model: 00086
- Width: 3 inches
- Bead Count: 11 continuous beads
- Material: Polystyrene blade and handle
- Compatible Cartridge Sizes: Standard 11 oz and 30 oz cartridge application guns
How to Use
- Bead Control: Apply duct tape over selected nozzle holes to reduce the number of active beads and control adhesive flow.
- Thickness Adjustment: Bead thickness varies with application pressure, speed, and angle—experiment to find the right technique for your project.
- Orientation: Position holes upward for thicker beads or downward for thinner beads; suitable for horizontal, vertical, and overhead work.