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Paslode Combi Xi 2-in-1 Cordless Gas Nailer / piece
€1,780.82
Usage
The Milwaukee M18 FN16GS-0X 18V cordless brad nailer is designed for fixing 16-gauge straight nails in wood, primarily for finish carpentry, trim installation, and similar interior applications where clean and precise fastenings are required.
Advantages
- Cordless design eliminates the need for compressors or gas cartridges, offering full mobility on site.
- Tool-free depth adjustment allows quick changes to nail driving depth to match different materials and finishes.
- High productivity with up to 1200 nails per charge using a compatible M18™ REDLITHIUM™ battery (5.0 Ah).
- Dry-Fire lockout prevents firing when the magazine is empty, reducing tool wear and ensuring reliable operation.
- No cleaning required due to a completely maintenance-friendly mechanism with no combustion residues; minimal downtime between jobs.
Specifications
- Design & Technology: Features MILWAUKEE®’s POWERSTATE™ brushless motor, REDLINK PLUS™ electronic intelligence system, and operates on an advanced Li-Ion battery platform for efficiency and durability. Direct-drive mechanism fires nails without ramp-up time or gas cartridges.
- Durability & Standards: Built for regular professional use with robust components; no gas cartridge needed means fewer consumables. Designed for low maintenance under demanding conditions.
- Performance: Operates at a voltage of 18V; fires up to three nails per second; accommodates nail lengths from 25 mm to 64 mm (1"–2½"); magazine holds up to110 nails at once; weight including battery approx.3.2 kg[5][6].
- Differentiating Features: Tool-free jam clearing access; protective nose caps safeguard sensitive surfaces during work; compatible with all Milwaukee M18 batteries; supplied in an HD Box without batteries/charger[1][5][6].
How it works
This brad nailer uses an electric drive powered by an M18 Li-Ion battery. Insert the appropriate strip of straight finishing nails into the magazine (25–64 mm), set your desired depth without tools, press against your material surface, then pull the trigger—each shot delivers controlled fastening consistently until the magazine is empty or work is complete[4][5][6].
