- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 34 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
Paslode gas nailers for strip, coil, anchor and finishing nails
Paslode gas nailers draw their power from a gas cartridge and need no compressor, so carpenters and fit-out crews carry them freely around the site. This section groups the tools by nail type: strip, coil, anchor and finishing nails.
Strip nailers for 34° paper bonded nails from 50 to 90 mm are meant for structural timber work. Coil nailers take 0° plastic-bonded coil and shark nails from 22 to 45 mm, or threaded asphalt nails in the same lengths. Anchor nailers drive paper bonded hardened ring nails from 35 to 50 mm. For finishing there are tools for straight 18Ga nails and for 20° nails with a 1.6 mm diameter and a length up to 63 mm.
When choosing, compare the length range, nail angle and collation with the nails you use most, and note which gas cartridge goes with the tool, because they differ per series. If you want a tool that also works without gas, on a battery only, it sits in the broader overview of cordless gas and battery nailers from Paslode.
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 0 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
- Battery voltage: 3,6 V
- Magazine angle: 0 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 0 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 20 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 34 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 34 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 0 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
PASLODE IM350+ cordless gas-powered nailer for 34° paper bonded strip nails 50-90mm in case - 906501
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 34 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1
- Battery voltage: 7,2 V
- Magazine angle: 16 °
- Number of batteries supplied: 1