Milwaukee Nail Guns & Staple Guns

Toolden offers a range of the best Milwaukee Nail guns and staple guns. We stock a variety of high-performance Milwaukee first fix & second fix nail guns, and Milwaukee staple guns. Compatible with all Milwaukee M18 batteries, these highly efficient tools have superior run times, even during the most demanding tasks. 

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Heavy-duty cordless nail guns & staple guns from Milwaukee

We have a selection of cordless first fix and second fix nail guns on offer along with high-powered fencing staplers. We also offer Milwaukee nail gun twin packs which include batteries and a charger so you’ve got everything you need to get the job done. We stock a massive selection of 1st & 2nd fix nails and staples in a variety of sizes and gauges for all sorts of jobs.

Milwaukee First fix nail guns

Milwaukee first fix nail guns have stronger nailing mechanisms, and use larger, stronger nails, making them the tool of choice for creating strong structural bindings. They’re great for wall framing, flooring and roofing. Due to the higher power and larger nails they leave a rougher finish and usually dent the wood, so first fix nail guns should be used for any work that needs strong fixings, but won’t be seen once the job is finished. 

Milwaukee Second fix nail guns

For jobs that require a refined finish, but don’t need to be structurally solid, then a Milwaukee second fix nail gun is ideal for the job. Second fix nail guns use smaller nails and are less powerful so they’re the tool of choice for things like door frames, skirting, trims, furniture and more. Second fix nail guns are generally used for work that is more visible, as such they use smaller “finishing” nails which are very thin, and have small or no heads, resulting in a cleaner, more aesthetic finish. 

Milwaukee fencing staple guns 

We stock high-powered Milwaukee fencing staple guns that allow for rapid installation and maintenance of wire fences and enclosures. When paired with the Milwaukee M18 REDLITHIUM 3.0 Battery pack, these staplers are able to sink up to 600 staples per charge, with no gas cartridge required. Paired with Milwaukee 9 gauge galvanised staples, these tools can get some serious work done. 

Milwaukee Nail Gun twin packs

Our Milwaukee nail gun twin packs arm you with all the tools you need to get the job done. They come with a first fix nail gun to cover the heavy duty fixings, and a second fix nail gun to create the perfect finish for your work. These twin packs also come with batteries, a charger, and a carry case to store your tools in - Everything you need to get a wide variety of jobs done with minimal fuss. 

Best Sellers

Some of our best-selling Milwaukee nail guns and staplers include:

Milwaukee M18 FFN-0C 18V Fuel First Fix Angled Nail Gun (Body Only)

Milwaukee M18 FN18GS-0X 18V Fuel Straight Second Fix Nail Gun (Body Only)

Milwaukee M18 FFUS-0C 18V Fuel Cordless Fencing Stapler (Body Only)

Milwaukee M18 FPP2BE-522B 18V Nailer Twin Kit with 1x 5.0Ah & 1x 2.0Ah Batteries

Nail & Staple Packs

We stock a wide range of nails and staples that are suitable for our range of Milwaukee nail guns and staplers:

• 1st fix gasless nails
• 2nd fix angled nails
• 2nd fix straight nails
• Staples

Need some help? Don’t hesitate to get in touch with our team who are always happy to assist you!

FAQs

What kind of jobs can I do with 1st fix nail guns?

Framing nail guns are typically used for larger, more demanding projects involving wood construction or structural remodelling, such as fencing, framing, deck building, and sub-flooring.

What kind of jobs can I do with 2nd fix nail guns?

Finishing nail guns are reserved for more delicate jobs that require a flush finish, such as detailed woodwork, decorative mouldings, and decorative trims.

What gauge nail should I buy?

The type of nails you need for your nail gun depends on the tool itself – make sure to check the product description as it will always specify what kind of nails it is compatible with.

Need more info? Check out our Nail gun buying guide on the blog!