4 best air nail gun

• This air powered nail gun has a great power, slight marks possibly left on the surface of wood, which is a normal phenomenon. We also prepare an empty oil bottle to fill with the oil you prefer.
• 【Full Brad Nail Gun Set】This Air Nailer includes: 2-in-1 brad nailer, 200 18-ga. brad nails 2”and 200 18-ga. crown staples 1-5/8", a hard-shelled carrying case, one【empty】oil bottle, one CE safety glasses, two hex wrenches. An air Compressor is not sold with brad nailer.
• 【MULTIFUNCTION】2-in-1 magazine drives both 18 gauge pneumatic brad nails and crown staples making this a highly versatile tool. It can accommodate nails ranging from 5/8”-2", staples ranging from 5/8”-1-5/8".
• 【STURDY MATERIAL】 Heat treated aluminum housing-extra heavy duty industrial design high-capacity magazine holds up to 100 brad nails or crown staples; Working air pressure 70-100PSI, max pressure 120PSI, which give you a easy perform of nail work.
• 【 MORE CONVENIENCE】 CE Safety glasses, which prevents accidental firing of wood dust. Nail reload indicator visual nail reload indicator, located on the magazine, alerts the user when nail quantities are low so that blank drives are avoided.
• 【ERGONOMIC DESIGN】Anti-slip rubber grip and 360 degree adjustable exhaust which give you a better experience with nail gun hitting. Tool-free jam release mechanism for easy nail removal. Safe trigger device provides a safe work.
• 【BETTER QUALITY】 Brad Nailer can nail 100,000 times, which provides longer service life. The lightweight aluminum body weighs only 2.4lb, which relieves the fatigue of the user during long work.

User questions & answers

Question:	How long is the warranty period
Answer:	TACKLIFE offers a 24 month warranty on its products. If you have any questions about this brad nailer, please contact us at [email protected] . We will solve the problem for you. Thank you for your question.
Question:	Can you use to shingle roof
Answer:	No the nails would be long enough but you wouldn't use a brad nail on a shingle. Very good for trim and diy projects around your house.
Question:	Does this use narrow or wide crown staples
Answer:	1/4" crown staples.
Question:	Does this use narrow (1/4 in. wide) crown staples or the wide one
Answer:	Narrow

Product features

The TACKLIFE 18 GA 2-in-1 Pneumatic Brad Nailer

The Tacklife 18 GA 2-in-1 pneumatic brad nailer heat treated aluminum Housing-extra heavy duty industrial design high-capacity magazine holds up to nails. The spacious magazine carries up to 100 brad nails 15-50mm or crown staples 16-40mm while the quick-release design makes jam clearing a breeze. Safety glasses are made from CE, which prevents accidental firing of wood dust.

NOTE: We not sell an air compressor with this pneumatic brad nailer, you need to prepare one before you start your project.

Product description

Remember when you could build whatever you wanted? Nail nails and fasten fasteners with the WEN 18-Gauge 2-Inch Pneumatic Brad Nailer. Fire 18-gauge brads anywhere from 3/8 to 2 inches in length. Our spring loaded magazine makes for quick and easy reloads with enough space to hold up to 106 nails. The lightweight body combined with the rubber-lined handle limit fatigue during long days on the job. Operating pressure ranges rom 60 to 115 PSI with the nailer consuming 0.028 CFM of air per nail at 88 PSI. The 1/4-inch NPT air inlet allows for quick connection to your favorite air compressor. Adjust the firing depth of the nailer with the simple turn of the depth adjustment wheel. Check the amount of remaining nails through the gauge window mounted on the side of the magazine. Unlatch the front nose to clear jams quickly and easily. Adjustable air exhaust lets users direct the pneumatic air output in any direction while the powder-coated finish prevents wear and tear to the nailer’s body. This package also includes lubricating oil, hex keys, 500 3/8-inch nails, 500 3/4-inch nails, 500 1-inch nails, and 500 2-inch nails. And, because its a WEN product, your nailer comes backed by a two-year warranty and a friendly customer help line all to make sure you remember WEN.

• Shoot 18-gauge brads ranging from 3/8 to 2 inches in length
• Operate at 60 to 115 PSI with the 1/4-inch NPT air inlet fitting
• Features a depth adjustment wheel, a nail gauge, a rotatable exhaust, and a quick release 106-nail capacity magazine
• Hassle-free nose latch makes clearing jammed nails quick and easy
• Includes 500 18-gauge 3/8-inch nails, 500 18-gauge 3/4-inch nails, 500 18-gauge 1-inch nails, and 500 18-gauge 2-inch nails

User questions & answers

Question:	Can I use this to put on a board & batten wall? 3” strips, 1/2” thick
Answer:	Yes. It comes with various nail sizes to fit that job.
Question:	Does the one that comes with 500 nails include a case
Answer:	A case does NOT come with the WEN 61721 (with 500 nails option).
Question:	Es electrica o de compresora
Answer:	Con comprensión
Question:	Does this have a metal magazine? I have Hitachi that broke twice from light use due to magazine being plastic
Answer:	Yes the magazine is metal. This is a great tool

Product features

Hassle-free Nose Latch

The nose latch makes cleaning jammed nails quick and easy.

Adjustable Exhaust Port

Adjust the air exhaust to direct the pneumatic air output in any direction.

Depth Adjustment Wheel

Adjust firing depth of the nailer with a simple turn of the depth adjustment wheel.

Spring Loaded Magazine

The spring loaded magazine makes for quick and easy reloads and holds up to 106 nails.

Product description

Sfr2190 features: -Framing nailer. -360° adjustable exhaust. -Finger depth adjustment. -Ergonomically designed comfort grip. Type of nailer: -Framing nailers. Type of fastener: -Framing nails. Generic dimensions: -20.75'' h x 15'' w x 5.75'' d. Dimensions: Overall height - top to bottom: -20.75 inches. Overall width - side to side: -15 inches. Overall product weight: -8.5 pounds.

• Nailed It: This 21 degree pneumatic framing nailer features a lightweight and durable magnesium body, ergonomic secure handle, and interchangeable trigger for quick fire or single shot function. It's ideal for professional construction contractors and home DIY projects.
• Versatile and Powerful: The framing nailer features depth adjustment and a no mar tip, making it adaptable for different working surfaces. It's perfect for framing, and it can also be used to install subfloors, roof decking, wood fencing, and sheathing.Minimum Recommended Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI:2.4
• The Right Tool for the Job: We're committed to providing outstanding value, top tier customer service and long lasting, high quality products. We make nailers and staplers for every purpose, from roofing to siding to flooring and everything in between.
• Quality and Durability: We manufacture tools with the most durable materials under strict quality control guidelines, suitable for professional contractors and do-it-yourselfers alike. Our tools are sold, distributed, serviced, and warrantied in the USA.
• Tough and Dependable: We make an array of durable construction tools and accessories, including staplers and nailers for siding, flooring, framing, finish, and roofing. Compare our products to similar items by Makita, Hitachi, Bostitch, Senco, Paslode, and Dewalt.

User questions & answers

Question:	will it take any brand of nails
Answer:	I have used two different brands so far. As long as the nails are plastic coated, 21 degree I believe any brand would work. The best prices I have found on nails is at harbor freight. 2500 nails for around $28. I have used 2 1/2" and 3 1/2"
Question:	How come just below the nailer specs they say "often bought with this product"....22 degree nails....not
Answer:	I used some of the 22 degree without a problem. I've used Bostich guns for 30 years prior to this gun & this is as good as any I've used.t's a great nailer
Question:	do the nails have to be plastic coated
Answer:	Plastic coated? No. But I do believe they have to be Plastic Collated, that is, they need to be bound together with plastic. I'm not sure if paper collated nails will work.
Question:	What kind of air compressor do you recommend for this nailer
Answer:	It really depends on how you're using it. If you're intermittently nailing with in and not imitating a machine gun- you can use a pancake or similar small compressor. The working pressure of the nailer is 70-115 PSI. I run mine at 100 PSI. Any portable compressor should be able to hit that pressure. The real question is duty cycle. If you're nailing every few seconds then you'll need a compressor capable of keeping up with the volume of air being consumed OR you'll have to slow down until your compressor stops running before firing the next nail. I run mine on 2 different compressors and don't have any issues- one is a 40 gallon shop compressor- the CFM is infinite compared to the gun. The other compressor is 2.6 CFM. I don't rapid fire when I'm using it and I can fire several nails before the compressor has to cycle. As long as you're not continuing to fire when the compressor is running you should be OK.

Product features

Numax 21º Full Head Framing Nailer

It's time to tackle a new project - and we have just the tool to get it done. The SFR2190 is perfect for framing, but did you know you can also use a framing nailer to install sub-floors, roof decking, wood fencing, sheathing, and more? We designed this nailer with you in mind, so it has all of the premium features you need to get started.

Step 1: Choose Firing Mode

Your framing nailer comes with a black single-fire trigger already assembled. This is the best choice if you haven't used a framing nailer before, or if you want accurate nail placement.

Follow the manual instructions to install the red bump-fire trigger if you want quick successive firing.

Step 2: Connect to Compressor

Set your compressor to 70 PSI and use the quick-connect fitting on your air hose to connect your framing nailer. If you have a really dense material, you can increase the pressure up to 115 PSI.

Put a few drops of oil into the fitting before connecting to a compressor to keep things running smoothly!

Step 3: Load Nails

Pull the side lever back along the magazine until it snaps into place.

Drop the nails into the open channel on the top of the magazine. The angle of the nails should match the angle of the nose of the nailer.

Lift the lever at the back of the magazine to release the side lever and secure the nails.

Step 4: Adjust and Go!

This nailer is loaded with features that let you customize for any project. Change the depth adjust, 360º air exhaust, or remove the no-mar tip for extra holding power.

Pro Tip: Use piece of scrap material to test out your nailer before starting on the real thing!

21º Plastic Collated Full-Head Framing Nails

A 'plastic collated nail' just means that the nails are held together with a thin strip of plastic. They are great for DIY projects because there are no issues with glue or sharp pieces of metal flying around when you're working. We suggest you use 21º nails for the best performance, but the SFR2190 can use any nail from 20º - 22º. The magazine fits nails from 2" to 3-1/2" long and is compatible with any generic brand, which is perfect if you have nails left over from other projects! If you don't have any leftover nails, we've listed some fasteners here that have worked for our customers in the past.

21º Plastic Collated Full-Head Framing Nails

Plastic collated nails are held together with a thin strip of plastic. They are great for DIY projects because there are no issues with glue or sharp pieces of metal flying around when you're working. We suggest you use 21º nails for the best performance, but the PFR2190 can use any nail from 20º - 22º. The magazine fits nails from 2" to 3-1/2" long and is compatible with any generic brand, which is perfect if you have nails left over from other projects! If you don't have any leftover nails, we've listed some fasteners here that have worked for our customers in the past.

21º Plastic Collated Full-Head Framing Nails

Plastic collated nails are held together with a thin strip of plastic. They are great for DIY projects because there are no issues with glue or sharp pieces of metal flying around when you're working. We suggest you use 21º nails for the best performance, but the PFR2190 can use any nail from 20º - 22º. The magazine fits nails from 2" to 3-1/2" long and is compatible with any generic brand, which is perfect if you have nails left over from other projects! If you don't have any leftover nails, we've listed some fasteners here that have worked for our customers in the past.

21º Plastic Collated Full-Head Framing Nails

Plastic collated nails are held together with a thin strip of plastic. They are great for DIY projects because there are no issues with glue or sharp pieces of metal flying around when you're working. We suggest you use 21º nails for the best performance, but the PFR2190 can use any nail from 20º - 22º. The magazine fits nails from 2" to 3-1/2" long and is compatible with any generic brand, which is perfect if you have nails left over from other projects! If you don't have any leftover nails, we've listed some fasteners here that have worked for our customers in the past.

Product description

The Bostitch BTFP3KIT 3-Tool Portable Air Compressor Combo Kit is ideal for interior and exterior finishing and trimming project for a variety of crafts like furniture, cabinets, and staircases. It features a 150 max PSI 6.0 gallon tank (22.7 L) and 2.6 SCFM delivered 90 PSI pump, which enables long tool run time with quick recovery. The air compressor features long-life oil-free, maintenance-free pump for convenient use. It has a Bostitch high efficiency motor for easy start up in cold weather or extension cord application [14 ga or larger, 50 ft. (15.2 m) or less]. At only 78.5 dBA operational noise level it offers you a quiet work environment. The SB-1850BN 18 GA brad nailer drives 18GA brad nails from 5/8 in. to 2 in.. SB-1664FN 16 GA straight finish nailer drives 16 GA straight finish nails from 1-1/4 in. to 2-1/2 inch. The BTFP71875 heavy-duty 3/8 in. crown stapler drives 3/8 in. crown staples from 1/4 in. to 9/16 in. and 18GA brad nails from 1/2 in. to 5/8 in.. 1/4 in. x 15' PVC air hose with fittings is included. Includes: 1) 6-gallon Pancake Compressor, 1) 18GA 2 in. Brad nailer, 1) 2-1/2 in. 16GA Straight Finish Nailer, 1) Heavy Duty 3/8 in. Crown Stapler, 1) 25' Air Hose.

• CORDLESS AIR COMPRESSOR: The BTFP02012 is at 6 gallons, 150PSI, and 2.6SCFM with a high efficiency motor.
• BRAD NAILER: The SB-1850BN drives 18-gauge Brad Nails from 5/8" to 2" for a wide variety of applications
• STRAIGHT FINISH NAILER: The SB-1664FN drives 1-1/4- to 2-1/2-inch, 16-gauge finish nails.
• HEAVY DUTY CROWN STAPLER: The BTFP71875 drives heavy duty 3/8" Crown staples from 1/4" to 9/16"
• AIR HOSE: 15-foot, 1/4" x 25' PVC air hose with fittings air hose, and fittings offer plenty of length for maneuverability
• WARRANTY: This kit is covered by a 1-year limited warranty for peace of mind

User questions & answers

Question:	How long for pressure to build up on initial start up? Thanks
Answer:	If it's not holding pressure check all connections you may have a loose one.
Question:	If i buy this for my husband, do i need to buy an air hose, and if so, what do i buy? this is all stuff i know nothing about. thank you
Answer:	Air hose and some attachments come with. In the future you may want to get a kit with air gun, tire inflater and changeable fittings.
Question:	Can this be used for roofing
Answer:	It works perfectly to run one roofing gun. I’ve bought two of them and they both could handle the work load perfectly. And to comment on one of these guys replies to your question, He said the compressor would run continuously and burn up” well that’s not only untrue but impossible. You would have to be able to lay 5 square an hour all day long not just an hour or two for it to even be remotely possible to burn up that compressor. Not saying you couldn’t lay 5 square an hour but you can’t do it for several hours straight that’s for sure. I personally have put on 11 bundles per hour for the first 2 hours and the compressor did not run continuously and even if it did it wouldn’t have burnt up. Those specific compressors are designed to click off and on as many times as you can make them do so.
Question:	Can a framing nailer be used on this compressor or just finishing
Answer:	Yes, I run my Hitachi framing nailer off this. Maybe 30-40 .141 x3" nails into dimensional lumber before the compressor kicks on. Could I use a more powerful compressor for framing? Sure. But the weight and cost of this thing are very nice. Would be underpowered for roofing or sheathing applications, though.