Pneumatic 14-Gauge 2-1/2" Heavy Duty Concrete T Nailer
Pneumatic 14-Gauge 2-1/2" Heavy Duty Concrete T Nailer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Pneumatic 14-Gauge 2-1/2" Heavy Duty Concrete T Nailer
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Manuals, Parts and Warranty
Manuals, Parts and Warranty
Pneumatic 14-Gauge 2-1/2" Heavy Duty Concrete T Nailer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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BMC or BagNo
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Fitting Size1/4" NPT Industrial
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Fitting IncludedYes
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Magazine Capacity
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Min. Recommended SCFM @ 90 PSI4.31
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Operating PSI70 – 115 PSI
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Pneumatic Tool CategoryConcrete T Nailer
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Parts Compatibility
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Material
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Battery Type/
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Maximum Fastener Size2-1/2"
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Minimum Fastener Size5/8" – 2-1/2"
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Fastener Gauge14 Gauge
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Fastener Type
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Power
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Includes
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Applications
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Manufacturer Warranty7 Years
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Belt Hook IncludedNo
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Awesome nail gun for attaching cement siding to block walls. Saved so much time versus doing it with lathe strips and concrete screws.
I purchased this to nail trim to brick. Works perfect and the nail heads are not that big. I bought 2
Purchased this concrete nailer to secure furring strips for my daughters CBS construction home in South Florida and could not be happier with the performance of this tool.
I shot around 2000 nails into cinder block and solid concrete. The nailer worked perfectly without a single issue. It never jammed or misfired. I am very impressed.
since I bought this T nail gun make myjob more efficient and Productive
When it works, it works great!But it tends to jam. So you need to always have the right allen wrench nearby to dismantle. I wish it was just a lever you could pop open and then shut.
Was a bit dubious as it was quiet cheap compared to the major brands.But it didn't miss a beat! Did an awesome job, no miss fired nailsTurned to be great value for money I went and bought the Freeman 16/18 Brad nailer as well.Solidly built, have a few more project it will be handy in.
It works great for the project I bought it for.
I have a cinder block house that I needed to insulate. This drove 2 inch nails through the insulation, strapping and wall with ease. Highly recommend.
Drives every nail , no issues whatsoever
Very powerful and does the job very well.
Great fun at a great price
I need a concrete nailer on occasion, but not enough to justify spending big bucks for one of the big name brands. This worked OK for the money. I've used it on hollow and filled concrete block with good success. It sometimes fails to grab, but that's probably due to using nails that were too short for the job. However, longer nails didn't fully seat. I've used it so far to fasten foam panels and dimple membrane to block walls. Not perfect, but decent. I'm happy with it.
This is working really well do far. I havent had it long though. It would be nice if it had a *stop* when there were no nails, instead you have to look closely to know you are just creating empty holes. However for the price I cant complain - other T-nailers are >$400.
Everything was what I expected works great. Rule to keep it in tip top working order do not let anyone use it
does the job, has a hard time with 100-year-old concrete buildings.
