Plunger for caulking gun
A caulking gun includes a stock having a handle, a piston rod slidably attached to the stock and movable forwardly and rearwardly relative to the stock, the piston rod includes a front portion, and a plunger attached to the front portion, the plunger including a head attached to the front portion, and the plunger including a pusher having an opening formed in an upper portion of the pusher for receiving and engaging with the head and for securing the head to the pusher. The pusher includes an inner peripheral channel formed in the upper portion and communicating with the opening of the pusher for receiving and engaging with the head. The pusher includes a spring latch on the upper portion for engaging with the head and for locking the head to the pusher and for preventing the pusher from being disengaged from the head.
1. A caulking gun comprising:
a stock including a handle extended therefrom;
a piston rod slidably attached to said stock and movable forwardly and rearwardly relative to said stock, said piston rod including a front portion; and a plunger attached to said front portion of said piston rod, said plunger including a head which is plate-shaped, attached to said front portion of said piston rod and extends laterally relative to the piston rod, and said plunger including a pusher having an opening formed in an upper portion of said pusher for receiving and engaging with said head and for securing said head to said pusher;
wherein the upper portion further includes a receiving space and a lip protruding from a periphery of the receiving space the lip defines an inner peripheral channel thereunder and communicating with the receiving space, and relative to the piston rod the inner peripheral channel and the receiving space are laterally open toward a same lateral side of the upper portion to form a receiving mouth;
wherein the head is laterally engageable within the inner peripheral channel via the receiving mouth directly and blockable by the lip in a direction parallel to the piston rod, and the head is laterally disengageable from the inner peripheral channel via the receiving mouth directly.
2. The caulking gun as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said pusher includes a spring latch provided on said upper portion of said pusher and protruding within the receiving mouth for engaging with said head and for locking said head to said pusher and for preventing said pusher from being disengaged from said head.
3. The caulking gun as claimed in claim 1 , wherein said pusher further includes a plurality of slits extending and opening radially on an end opposite to the upper portion.
4. The caulking gun as claimed in claim 1 , wherein the lip is U-shaped and includes a breach communicating with the opening.