Hitachi Power Tools have changed their name to Metabo HPT. As before, only the name has changed.
With a simple flip of a switch, you can do either sequential or contact nailing.
This gun has a side load, tilt-bottom magazine for quick and easy reloads. It can drive nails as big as 2 1/2 x 0.09 inches at 3 nails per second.
It weighs 4.8 pounds, is light and small for easy movement.
For a variety of applications, you don’t need to use a tool to change the depth of the drive.
Drives nails that are made of wire and plastic sheets. This gives you more options.
Adjustable air deflectors can be used to direct the air exhaust in any direction.
The Hitachi NV65AH2 2-1/2″ coil siding nailer is powerful, precise, and easy to use on the job site. It weighs only 4. 8 lbs. Powerful and efficient, the NV65AH2 can drive nails up to 2-1/2″ by.099″ at a rate of 3 per second. It’s both powerful and efficient. As a result of new features, the siding nailer that professionals love is even better. These include a selectable actuation switch, a side load magazine, a tilt-bottom magazine, and a new depth of drive adjustment dial. It’s easier to use features like the adjustable air deflector, a no-mar nose cap, and a plastic shield. You can also use wire or plastic sheet nails. It comes with Safety Glasses (875769), Hex Bar Wrench 3mm (943277), Hex Bar Wrench 4mm (944458), and Hex Bar Wrench 5mm (944458). (944459). Wire/Plastic, wire, and plasti. 1 1/2 to 2 1/2 inches, Nail Diameter. 090 to. 099, Nail Capacity 200 to 300 nails, Nail Loading – Side, Operating Pressure PSI 70 to 120 pounds per square inc.
Buy this to replace a Hitachi nailer that worked well but needed some broken parts fixed. It’s one of the worst things I’ve ever bought. Only a few hundred pieces of siding have been put on. It’s not even worth anything. About one third of the nails don’t fit right and shoot nothing, leaving a dent in the siding. This causes the nail to shoot through the siding, which then makes a hole. A double shot is being used today. So, in the chamber, there are two nails that have been stuck. A free flight across the job site was what it got. I wouldn’t buy another hitachi nailer for two dollars, even if it worked better than the first one.
