The Paslode nail gun is available in various models suited to the requirements of the user. The nail gun drives in nails effortlessly into the area where nailing is required. There are no cords or other wires to be lugged around when you are using this nail gun for framing and other purposes. The entire hassle free operation ensures that minimum time is lost in the completion of the job. The possibility of injuring the user is eliminated completely unlike the hammer operation. This is the most important safety feature of this tool. If the gun is charged once, a single charge can deliver up to 4000 nails at one go.
This nail gun is compact in size being just around 12” and weighing around 7.4 pounds. It is compatible with both clipped head and full head nails of 2” and 3 ¼” sizes. The deep narrow nose and the firm grip are plus points in running the gun accurately over the required place. It also comes in various models depending upon the usage.
The Paslode nail gun is a bit bulky to use no doubt, but that does not mean that it will have an effect on your physique. Since you do not have to carry the hose around you, it means that there is less stress on your arms and hands, which helps in effortlessly driving in the nails in the targeted area. The compact size of the gun makes it even more comfortable to hold the gun properly while operating on a given surface. The gun speed is at 2 – 3 nails per second, which is good too. This means that the job of nailing is over long before you even thought about it.
The nail gun does not have the nose to be unscrewed or unbolted. The depth of the nose is by itself so convenient that you will never need a wrench at all. The efficiency of the gun is entirely due to the motor. The way the motor operates is also unique. Like a car, the motor works on fuel which when in contact with the air, mixes up into the combustion that propels the gun forward. The gun is truly maintenance free and even if you drop it down while using it, no issues. It is back on its feet as usual and there is nothing at all to bother about. The manufacturers of the Paslode nail gun perhaps had this in mind while planning out the details
