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yes, It does

do you primarily shoot silicone?

We have always used a metal slick/spatula for tooling. Our wet glazing technicians all have different preferences on tools. I know one of our techs does like the CAT slicks, most prefer the classic wood handle style. I would presume you would find more consistency in a metal slick over wood, but we don't have any experience with wood slicks.

We had an issue with the Albion piston assembly stripping out on two different tools. We called customer service to order replacement racks, and they were very responsive about the issue. One of their Vice Presidents actually called later that day to collect more information so that they could try and mitigate any future failures.

Unless you pinch a sausage, you should not have to clean the gun much at all. The threads at the end of the barrel will get caulk on them, and that is easily cleaned up with solvent, a rag, or a wire brush. If you need to clean the barrel, you can purchase a barrel brush and use that along with solvent. You CAN leave a half-used sausage in the gun for later use, but it has diminishing returns. Our company will discard partially used sausages, as the risk of sealant failure is not worth the cost of a partial sausage to us.

Unfortunately, Sika discontinued this product during the pandemic. We suggest Sikaflex 15LM as an alternative. It has very good adhesion properties for dissimilar materials, such as metal flashing and masonry.

That would very likely work. There is a switch at the back of the unit that is depressed by the handle and stops the rack from traveling too far. So long as you don't over trim the handle, it should work just fine.

We plan to make a video showing how to do that if you already have a Milwaukee gun. You can order the piston kit (Part# 1004-10) from albion's website, but you have to call them to order the replacement rack, which is about 9/16" shorter than the Milwaukee part.

Just get a newborn barrel they are shorter

I had to order a Milwaukee piston for my dewalt. Shooting a double bead with a long tip makes the foil go behind the piston in the winter rn. The dewalt piston is garbage

I cut the handle hook a1/4 inches and it does squeeze the sausage as the abion

Just take the 350ml apart and put it on the electric gun i did that and it worked just fine you undo the bolt that holds the calor to the gun and put the 350ml shaft on there and put the plunger on the electric caul gun to you just take the screw off.

We like the albion/milwaukee cordless guns for both sausage and bulk. We mostly shoot sausages instead of bulk, but agree that the 18v guns are very heavy. We have converted most of ours to shoot sausages and only use them on ground level work to reduce strain on our techs at height.

The 18v Milwaukee is the best I’ve used makita hilti and dewalt and the Milwaukee 18v is the best

Thank you!