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Pneumatic Air Nailers

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Omer MG.30 21 Gauge Micro Brad Nailer 12mm-30mm - ProNailers
Omer MG.40 21 Gauge Headless Pinner 12mm-40mm - ProNailers
Tacwise A6435 23 Gauge Headless Pinner 12mm-35mm - ProNailers
Tacwise DGN50V 18 Gauge Brad Nailer 20mm-50mm - ProNailersTacwise DGN50V 18 Gauge Brad Nailer 20mm-50mm - ProNailers
Ace & K TYI-1832 18 Gauge Brad Nailer 10mm-32mm - ProNailers
Ace & K PT630N 23 Gauge Headless Pinner 12mm-30mm - ProNailers
Omer 14.50 16 Gauge Finish Nailer 20mm-50mm - ProNailers
Omer PR.18 23 Gauge Headless Pinner 10mm-18mm - ProNailers
Omer PR.28 23 Gauge Headless Pinner 15mm-28mm - ProNailers
Omer 12.40 18 Gauge Headless Brad Nailer 12mm-40mm - ProNailers
Omer 12.50 18 Gauge Brad Nailer 20mm-50mm - ProNailers
Montana CNWP29-65C/CE Construction Coil Nailer 65mm - ProNailers
Fasco F33 CN15W-PS50 SCR Mini Coil Nailer 22mm-50mm - ProNailers
Tacwise FCN55V Coil Nailer 25mm-57mm - ProNailers
Tacwise DCN50LHH2 Mini Coil Nailer 22mm-50mm
Ace & K TCN-50S Mini Coil Nailer 25mm-50mm
Senco TPRO65-PH T Nailer 18mm-64mm 1VS2002N - ProNailers

How Do Different Pneumatic Nail Guns Work?

While an air nailer and stapler are both hand tools powered by compressed air, they are also vastly different. Pneumatic air nailers are designed to fire nails into a wide variety of materials and can be categorised into two main groups, first fix and second fix. The type of application a pneumatic nailer is used for will largely depend on which of these two groups it falls under.

First Fix Nailers:

A group of air nail guns designed for use in structural and heavy-duty applications, these tools are widely available in both strip nailer and coil nailer variations. As well as their design, different types of first fix nailers have different applications, these are as follows:

  • Flooring Nailer – Designed to assist in fitting hardwood flooring to subfloors, a flooring air nailer not only speeds up the task but helps in achieving better results too.
  • Framing Nailer – Considered to be the sturdiest type of air nailer on the market, pneumatic framing nailers are designed for use in heavy duty applications, such as large-scale construction and building projects.
  • Positive Placement Joist Hanger Nailer – Manufactured with a protruding tip, a joist hanger nailer is designed to get to areas that most nailers are unable to reach. It can be placed directly against hard to reach targets, making it ideal for applications such as those that involve joists and rafters.
  • Roofing Nailer – A must have tool when working on roofs, a pneumatic roofing nailer helps fix materials such as shingles and insulation boards to roofs, with only a fraction of the effort that is required when using traditional hand tools such as a hammer.

Second Fix Nailers:

Designed for applications where the aesthetic finish of a job is a priority, second fix air nailers provide a better finish than first fix nail guns, however, they provide a weaker hold.

  • Pinner – Designed for use with 23 gauge and 21 gauge pins, a pinner nailer is intended for use in applications where an aesthetic finished is required, although due to the size of the fastenings fired, glue is often required to provide extra hold.
  • Brad Nailer – Generally used with 18 gauge nails, an air brad nailer is the perfect compromise between the aesthetic finish provided by an air pinner and the hold provided by an air finish nailer. It provides a middle ground between the two.
  • Finish Nailer – Firing 16 gauge, 15 gauge and 14 gauge nails, the finish nail gun provides the strongest hold of any second fix nail gun, with the downside of a slightly less aesthetic finish, due to the larger fastenings it fires. Therefore, an air finish nail gun is meant for second fix applications where a stronger hold is required.

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