Schaum Gun Pro PosaClima InDoor is a special gun with non-stick material coating, designed for the perimeter joint of internal doors thanks to the reduced diameter of the nozzle and the low expansion and the optimized valve.
This foam gun is designed for optimal performance and ease of use, especially for interior door perimeter jointing work.
Schaum Gun Pro PosaClima Indoor - Technical characteristics:
Non-stick coating : SCHAUM GUN PRO is equipped with an exclusive coating made of non-stick material. This coating ensures easy cleaning and prevents the buildup of foam residue, keeping the gun in tip-top condition for extended use.
Reduced diameter nozzle : the gun's thin nozzle is specifically designed to ensure greater precision in applying the adhesive. This feature is particularly useful for jobs that require high precision, such as the perimeter joint of interior doors.
Low adhesive expansion : SCHAUM GUN PRO is optimized to work with low expansion adhesives, ensuring accurate application control and reducing the risk of excessive expansion of the material.
Optimized Valve : The gun valve has been designed to offer precise control of adhesive flow, allowing for consistent, consistent application, essential for achieving high-quality results.
Recommended Applications:
Perimeter junction of internal doors;
Applications requiring precision and control in the use of foaming adhesives.
Advantages:
Easy cleaning and maintenance thanks to the non-stick coating;
Precision in application thanks to the reduced diameter nozzle;
Adhesive expansion control for optimal results;
Valve optimized for constant and controlled flow.
Ideal for:
Construction professionals, interior door installers and DIY enthusiasts looking for an effective and precise solution for applying foaming adhesives.
PosaClima InDoor - Professional products at the best prices
PosaClima InDoor Premium Plus revolutionizes the assembly of internal swing doors, eliminating the need to use screws.
This innovative method was designed to overcome frequent difficulties in installing interior doors, such as the complicated and slow screwing procedure under the frame seals, the challenges of drilling metal frames into plasterboard walls, the problems in rectifying with screws bent or distorted wooden frames, and the lack of stability of the fixing during renovation operations (particularly when removing a section of the old false wooden frame, compromising the support of the new frame).
