Tacwise & DeWalt Cordless Finish nailer and staplers.
Clipped head first fix nailer have a multitude of uses, suitable for: Roof Framing and Trusses, Sub floors, Joist Hangers and beams, Decking and flooring and stud walling. The nails include electro galvanised nails, unplated (Bright) nails for indoor use at a considerable cost saving and Stainless Steel nails, The nails are also available with either a smooth finish or a ring shank for extra holding power.
Coil roofing nailer and Nails Applications: Composite shingle roofing - Sheathing - House wrap - Vapour barrier
First Fix Full Roundhead Nailers - Versatility as standard. Ideal for roof trusses Joists hangers and metal connecting plates. Full Roundhead Nails are plastic coated, hot dip galvanised to 50 microns (30 year life) are perfect for all extreme conditions MCN (Metal connector nails) are galvanised to 15 microns and must only be used when the gun is fitted with a MCN tip.
Angled Finish Nailer and nails : Perfect for tight corners. This nailer is the lightest nailer in its class as well as being powerful. Applications : Shop and Bar-fitting, light framing, Architrave, staircases and boxing.
Concrete Block Finish Nailer - designed to drive tungsten hardened nails into almost all forms of concrete block. Applications : Skirting, Door Lining, gripper Rods, Trim and Panelling.
Straight Finish Nailers and Nails - Compact, economy nailer Applications : Shop and Bar-fitting, light framing, Architrave, staircases and boxing.
These Pneumatic Guns are ideal for fixing Mouldings, Trims, Panelling, Beadings and a wide range of furniture applications. They fire thin 18 Gauge brads from 15mm to 50mm length.
A Range of Pneumatic Staplers for a wide variety of uses: Applications: Wire mesh and Trellis work, fencing furniture and trim, Framing, Vapour barriers, sheeting and shingle roofing
The ultimate way to blind fasten floorboards. For all hard and soft wood flooring.
A selection of accessories for Pneumatic guns including Air lines and lubricant.
Calculating Air Consumption: The two key factors when calculating air consumption are working pressure and airflow. For air pressure, it is best practice to run the compressor at about 85% of the tools maximum ; for a gun with a maximum operating pressure of 100psi 80-90psi would suffice for most applications. Each tool also needs a certain amount of air flow to operate, measured in litres per minute (L/min) or cubic feet per minute (CFM). The volume of air needed to operate a tools varies according to the size of tool and how often it is cycled per minute: A gun operating at 60 cycles per minute at 100psi will require 3.25 CFM to operate correctly, but the same tools operating at 30 cycles per minute will require half as much air.
Gas Powered Nail Guns
Tacwise only £126.47
DeWalt only From £21.74
Arrow only £99.76