Paslode offers a wide range of nail guns designed for various applications in the construction and woodworking industries. Their range includes both gas-powered and electric models, as well as first and second fix nail guns. Paslode nail guns are known for their speed, power, and reliability, and they are a favourite among professionals for their ease of use and consistent results. From framing and sheathing to finishing and trim work, Paslode offers a nail gun to suit every job.
Their gas-powered nail guns use a fuel cell and battery to drive the tool, providing portability and convenience on job sites where access to electricity may be limited. Gas-powered nail guns are ideal for outdoor or remote applications, and Paslode offers several models in this category, including framing, finishing, and roofing nailers.
Electric
Paslode's electric nail guns are designed for use with a power cord and an electrical outlet, making them suitable for indoor or stationary applications where power is readily available. Electric nail guns are typically lighter and quieter than gas-powered models and are often preferred for indoor work. Paslode's electric nail guns include finish and brad nailers, as well as a stapler for upholstery and carpet installation.
Nail Guns by Application
1st Fix Nail Guns
Paslode offers a range of first fix nail guns that are designed for heavy-duty applications such as framing, sheathing, and decking. These nail guns are available in both gas-powered and electric models and are known for their speed, power, and reliability on the job site. Examples include:
Paslode IM360Ci: A cordless gas-powered framing nail gun that can drive nails up to 90mm in length. It features a lithium-ion battery and fuel cell system for efficient and reliable performance.
Paslode CF325Li: A cordless gas-powered framing nail gun that is designed for heavy-duty applications such as framing, sheathing, and decking. It features a lithium-ion battery and fuel cell system and can drive nails up to 90mm in length.
Paslode PPN35Ci: An electric-powered nail gun designed for framing and sheathing applications. It features a lightweight design and an adjustable depth of drive to ensure precise nail placement.
2nd Fix Nail Guns
Paslode offers a range of second fix nail guns that are designed for precision applications such as trim work, moulding, and panelling. These nail guns are available in both gas-powered and electric models and are known for their speed, accuracy, and ease of use on the job site. Some of the most popular ones include:
Paslode IM65A F16: A cordless gas-powered angled finish nail gun designed for precision trim work and moulding. It can drive nails up to 63mm in length and features a lithium-ion battery and fuel cell system.
Paslode IM50 F18: A cordless gas-powered brad nail gun designed for precision applications such as panelling and finishing work. It can drive nails up to 50mm in length and features a lithium-ion battery and fuel cell system.
Paslode IM200/50 S16: An electric-powered finish nail gun designed for precision applications such as trim work and moulding. It can drive nails up to 50mm in length and features an adjustable depth of drive to ensure precise nail placement.
Other Paslode lines we stock
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FAQs
What are the differences between framing and finishing nail guns?
Framing nail guns are designed for heavy-duty applications, such as framing and decking, and use larger, clipped-head or full-round-head nails with a 30–34-degree angle. Finishing nail guns are designed for precision work, such as trim and moulding, and use smaller, straight or angled nails with a 15–16-degree angle. Finishing nail guns are also more lightweight and manoeuvrable than framing nail guns.
How do I choose the right nail gun for my project?
To choose the right nail gun for your project, consider the type of project you will be working on and the nail size and angle required. If you are doing heavy-duty work like framing, a framing nail gun would be more appropriate, while for precision work like trim or moulding, a finishing nail gun would be a better choice. Additionally, consider the power source, magazine capacity, and depth of drive needed for your project. It's important to choose a nail gun that is suitable for your specific project to ensure safe and efficient work.
How do I properly maintain my nail gun?
To properly maintain your nail gun, follow these tips:
Regular Cleaning: Clean your nail gun regularly to remove dust, dirt, and debris that can affect its performance.
Lubrication: Apply oil to the nail gun's moving parts and air tools regularly to keep them lubricated.
Inspection: Inspect the nail gun for worn or damaged parts and replace them as necessary.
Storage: Store your nail gun in a dry, clean, and secure place when not in use.
Follow Manufacturer Guidelines: Follow the manufacturer's guidelines for maintenance and repair to ensure safe and effective use of your nail gun.
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