Mastic guns are prone to mix separation and clogging, especially with self-mixes - not a problem with the auger-fed Quikpoint. Quikpoint permits fast and consistent joint filling to realistic depths across a range of joint widths, with little effort. The QUIKPOINT DRILL-MATE MORTAR GUN is easily mounted to all 3/8 inch variable speed drills, corded or un-corded. With its auger drive and hardened steel tip-blades (to prevent plugging and vibrator feed), the DRILL_MATE can handle standard and pre-mixed mortars and makes anyone an expert pointer. The Quikpoint is a definite time and money saver. Just scoop mortar in to the 3 quart capacity hopper, pull the trigger on the drill and a continuous controlled bead of mortar can be applied up to 5 times faster than conventional pointing methods, to any masonry application.

Quikpoint TURBO Pointing attachment on a Makita DHP458Z 18 volt Cordless drill (see below regarding Batteries and Charger) for clients who already have Makita cordless products, with a 'naked' DHP458Z drill (no batteries or charger)Quikpoint highlights - to maintain the integrity and weatherproofing of a structure, it is important that mortar joints are of sufficient depth, have no hidden voids and are adequately compressed and sealed. The Quikpoint Mortar Pointing Gun is a convenient and effective joint filling system, used by Masonry and Pointing Contractors yet suitable for less skilled operatives and competent DIYers. The Quikpoint Pointing Gun is consistently faster than trowel filling and more likely to achieve full joint penetration. It is physically less demanding than hand-held pointing guns (also known as caulking or mastic guns) which rely on hand-generated pressure and hence are prone to causing Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI). Specially designed nozzle with 4 interchangeable steel tips (small: 3/16" X 0.8", medium: 1/4" X 0.8", large: 0.55" X 0.66", and special angled tip for overhead work 1/4" x 0.8"). Nozzle rotates for horizontal and vertical joints.

Enhanced Stability and Speed: With a specially designed labor-saving bearing at the rear end, this grout gun ensures exceptional stability during operation. The bearing design not only enhances stability but also boosts discharge speed, allowing for smooth and continuous grouting without interruptions.Quikpoint will hold more mortar than the typical mastic gun - typically 2L-3L - so fewer stops to refill.

New in May 2023, the TURBO auger will fit any Quikpoint device supplied after 2012. It differs from the previous Quikpoint PLUS auger in having a revised pitch and a reducing diameter spiral that extends all the way to the nozzle tip. This results in more powerful mortar delivery and the ability to process stiffer and more gritty mixes. The tip blade set previously required with with the Quikpoint PLUS auger is not needed with the TURBO auger. Quikpoint Advantages - to maintain the integrity and weatherproofing of a structure, it is important that mortar joints are of sufficient depth, have no hidden voids and are adequately compressed and sealed. The Quikpoint Mortar Pointing Gun is a convenient and effective joint filling system, used by Masonry and Pointing Contractors yet suitable for less skilled operatives and competent DIYers. The Quikpoint Pointing Gun is consistently faster than trowel filling and more likely to achieve full joint penetration. It is physically less demanding than hand-held pointing guns (also known as caulking or mastic guns) which rely on hand-generated pressure and hence are prone to causing Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI).To maintain the integrity and weatherproofing of a structure, it is important that mortar joints are of sufficient depth, have no hidden voids and are adequately compressed and sealed. The Quikpoint Mortar Pointing Gun is a convenient and effective joint filling system, used by Masonry and Pointing Contractors yet suitable for less skilled operatives and competent DIYers. The Quikpoint Pointing Gun is consistently faster than trowel filling and more likely to achieve full joint penetration. It is physically less demanding than hand-held pointing guns (also known as caulking or mastic guns) which rely on hand-generated pressure and hence are prone to causing Repetitive Strain Injuries (RSI).