Now that the hose is in US style, you won’t have to purchase a new hose.
The body is made of lightweight aluminum alloy and weighs only 3.2 pounds. Working air pressure ranges between 70 and 110 PSI (air compressor needed.
Quick jam release and depth-of-drive adjustment are both accomplished without the use of any tools.
Exhaust with 360-degree adjustability and a non-marring rubber ti.
We guarantee the quality; if there is a problem with the quality, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Applications for the 18 gauge 2-in-1 Brad Nailer and Staple. Finished work on cabinets, trim, baseboards, chair rails, and other detail. Feature. Air exhaust that does not require the use of any tools. Aluminum housing that has been heat treated. Adjustment of the depth without the use of a tool. Release of the Jam in a hurry. The no-mar tip prevents damage to work surfaces. A nail magazine with a large capacity can hold up to 100 nails. Specification. Weight: 3.3 pound. 9.8 inches in height “9.7” x 2.2″ x 2.2. Operating Pressure: 70-110 PSI (pounds per square inch). 18 Gauge Brad Nails/18 Gauge Narrow Crown Staples are the most commonly used fasteners. 18-ga. brad nails from 5/8″ to 2″ in length, and 18-ga. 1/4″ crown staples from 5/8″ to 1 1 5/8″ in length, are recommended “If you have any questions or concerns about the quality of our products, please contact us and we will respond as soon as possible.
Update: The nail gun’s no-mar bumper was missing, and the exposed metal caused a “U” shape indentation in the trim when the brad was installed.
Additionally, the brad did not countersink. The head flopped over and a gouge was left in the trim. I put the compressor and hose through their paces with a different nailer and they worked perfectly. I have to send this back because I don’t trust it.
