Pneumatic 3" Single Pin Concrete Nailer
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Pneumatic 3" Single Pin Concrete Nailer
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Manuals, Parts and Warranty
Manuals, Parts and Warranty
Pneumatic 3" Single Pin Concrete Nailer is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
The Freeman Pneumatic 3" Single Pin Concrete Nailer with Case is ideal for fastening wood, steel, or other thin metal to concrete walls, cement blocks, and poured concrete slabs.
Firing into green concrete (concrete poured less than 25 days prior) will provide the best results when driving longer pins. This durable and lightweight air powered nail gun is built to last and features an ergonomic body, a comfort grip handle, and 360 degree adjustable exhaust.
The Pneumatic 3" Single Pin Concrete Nailer will increase the productivity of DIYers tackling home improvement and repair projects as well as construction contractors at the jobsite, includes a blow molded case, and is covered by Freeman's 7 Year Limited Warranty and 90 Day Wearable Parts Warranty.
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BMC or BagBMC
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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 PSI2.4
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Operating PSI70 – 115 PSI
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Pneumatic Tool CategorySingle Pin Concrete Nailer
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Parts Compatibility
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Material
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Maximum Fastener Size3"
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Minimum Fastener Size3/4"
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Fastener Gauge0.145"
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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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We have bought many of these, but they break very easily
Professional contractor.Framing interior walls for basement. The crew loves it said it's the best option that we've used yet.We are using 3" nails they said have to hit 2 or 3 times sometimes but love how solid it is once in.
Excelente producto
Nice and easy. Cost effective!
Es mi segunda pistola que compró muy buena pistola recomendada no les mentiré ni les diré que mete los clavos ala primera pero si de dos disparo pero es mejor y más rápida que las de balas estas aveces necesitan de dos disparos para poder meter bien el clavo. estas no necesitan capacitación ni permiso de OSHA para utilizarla como con las de balas muy duradera y a un muy buen precio por eso sin pensarla mucho me compré la segunda ya que no e tenido tiempo de revisar la otra
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It is great may have to place on the nail twice but works great
Shots 1" nails good 1"1/2 you may need double tap. Still sleeper then Ramset or Hilti
The concrete nailer drives 2 1/2 inch nails through the 2x4 plate and concrete basement floor, The nails are tight, as well as a .22 nail gun. I was not able to drive 3 inch nails so I recommend 2 1/2 at standard air pressure of 120 psi.
3 stars. I can see the gun nailing into green concrete but would not sink nails into my old 40yr old concrete.
I absolutely love this tool. I have bought several and am buying more. No, it's not the most powerful tool to shoot your concrete nails in... it takes two to three shots to sink the nail... but air from your compressor is 100% free. Buying the powder strips don't always work either and you end up using two shots to sink those nails too... and at what cost? Our company stopped buying the Hilti, Ramset and other powder guns and went 100% to these Freeman guns. No more powder, no more Hilti guns that you have to always clean, no more OSHA to worry about the guys leaving the powder strips laying around. This gun costs waaaay less than a Hilti. Hilti's are great. They are the best but again, air is free. No tool is never going to break. Don't expect it to. Add oil. I took my Hilti's and Ramset's in for repair as often as these.You choose what you want, I did. I love this tool.
Great product and no issues.
I have been nailing 3/4" plywood to a concrete slab. Running the gun at its highest rated PSI (115), it takes 4 pulls of the trigger to fully drive a 2" concrete nail. It works, but it is slower than I hoped.
It does the job. It's a bit clumsy and heavy, but for the price it seems reasonable.
Heavyduty concrete Nail gun, works perfectly fine and is faster than unsing a hand gun concrete nailer
It's work. I am happy with this.
Bought this to remodel a large master bath in which all the furring needed to be replaced. Thought about buying a .22 caliber powder type gun, but why when I have a perfect 1 gal California Air Tools compressor. This uses the same type of nails as the powder type guns and it's hand loaded one at a time. If you want an autoloader you'll need to get a T type concrete brad driver or coil type nail gun with hardened nails, but here's why I didn't go that route: if the nail isn't firmly seated you can strike it again with this gun, not so with a repeater. Same problem with the powder type guns, you'll need to load another cartridge to seat the nail deeper. This tool rocks!!!
Por el momento si la recomiendo a salido muy eficaz, es de ver su durabilidad
GAME CHANGER!
I use it to fix 2x3"s on old concrete walls and usually it takes 3-5 shots to enter a 3" nail but it does the job. I am very satisfied with this tool.
As a drywall contractor we are constantly using RAM sets or cut nails to install furring strips on cinder blocks this cut my time down drastically and my labor rate. Whatever you do do not hold the safety back and fire it bc it will end up three houses over........
Sorry I but bad reviews because I didn't know how to use itHit the nail 2 times that is will go through the concrete
Es una pistola muy ligera y facil de usar me ahorra la polvora para una pistola accionada por polvora no me gusta que no trae un gancho para colgarla y que se pueda guardar en su beliz con todo y gancho y tambien que no encuentro partes si acaso se llegase a dañar pero para eso me pevine comprando la garantia por 20 dlls extras y aun asi vale la pena esta herramienta
works great, kicks like a mule. was shooting 3 inch nails in this weekend, no problems.
I was a little sceptical when i bought this. It put 2 1/2in nails through a 2x4 no problem. Some I had to hit twice. I framed a 1200 sq ft basement no issues. Made it faster than the ramset gun I typically used.
I was using dewalt DDF3121550 2.5 inch with washer. Initially, I was going to use the powder version of this gun (Ramsey) because it was way too loud in my area. I have decided to not use the powder version but use this pneumatic version instead. I built a greenhouse on top of 2 inch wood on top of cinderblocks. I secure the entire house by nailing the wood pieces onto the cinderblocks and almost 100% of them went through very smoothly in the first shot. One that did not go in the first time does second one did it. I did not have to use a gigantic compressor. I was using a portable cordless compressor that has a 1 gallon tank that you work very well with this tool.
Very good quality and useful
I tried a few alternative methods of driving nails into 50 year old concrete with no success. So I had my doubts about this Freeman nailer. It works! It works! Even 3" nails were easy to drive in with a few extra shots of air. This nailer is truly a game-changer. I wish I'd come across it sooner.
Necesito partes y no la puedo encontrar la f√°brica de Freeman no contestan ... Gracias
When you are using it on cement, you can shoot the nails very deep. Also, it is very easy to use.
This nailer is awesome.I used it in a basement to nail2x4s to concrete .quieter than powder nailers and cheaper to use I love it
