Award: Duplex Framing Nailers won the 2020 Pro Tool Innovation Award for best new tool.
At only 10.8 pounds and well-balanced, it’s easy to move and less tiring for the user.
AIR SPRING DRIVE SYSTEM: Feels like a pneumatic nailer.
For temporary wood structures like concrete forms and scaffolding, this is the best tool for the job.
Driving up to 900 nails per charge with the 2.5Ah MultiVolt battery that comes with the drill is possible (371751M.
As soon as you flip a switch, you can switch between sequential and contact nailing in a split second.
For sure nail placement, dry-fire lockout stops empty (dry) firing.
36V MV Duplex Nailer Kit in this styl.
The 36V MultiVoltTM Cordless Duplex Nailer – NR3675DD – is here to change the way concrete is formed on the job site because it allows for a huge productivity boost over hand driving duplex nails. The best way to save money on the job is to save time. With the industry’s first battery-only, cordless Duplex nailer solution, you can build concrete forms and scaffolding faster than ever before. Metabo HPT’s Air Spring Drive System and the power of the MultiVoltTM battery make this cordless Duplex nailer work all day. It can drive up to 16D Duplex nails at a time. Get up to 900 16D 3-1/2″ Duplex nails per charge with the 2.5Ah battery that comes with it. You can get more power for bigger jobs with a 4.0Ah MultiVolt battery. You can drive up to 1,200 Duplex nails on one charge with this battery.
A lot of duplex nails have been hammered into the ground by me over the last 28 years. This gun has really changed the game when it comes to setting form. It really speeds things up and does it quickly. The gun always drives the nails in the right place. To give my elbow a break I’ll take the extra weight. It’s a little heavy. Because we have some other Metabo tools that use multivolt batteries, there is always a full battery ready to go. The battery life is good. The gun is made to withstand the kind of abuse that tools get in that kind of environment, so it can last. I haven’t had any jambs or misfires so far. We use the Metabo collated nails, which cost about a nickel each for a 16d dup. This sounds expensive, but by my math, it isn’t much more expensive than hand bangers.
