AirCraft Pneumatic Brad Nailer 18G F-Type 10-32mm | AT0001
AirCraft Pneumatic Brad Nailer 18G F-Type 10-32mm | AT0001
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Description
AirCraft Pneumatic Brad Nailer 18G F-Type 10-32mm | AT0001.
Features:
- Rubber bumper protects wooden surface
- Safety mechanism to prevent accidental fire
- 18 Guage (F type) nails up to 10 – 32mm in length
- Fitted 1/4″ connector
- In carry casse
- 8 BAR Maximum
Application:
- Install corner beads
- Secure pieces of wood together to resemble panel pins.
Technical Data:
Magazine Load Capacity: 100pcs
Fastener Gauge: 18 Gauge
Fastener Type: F-Type Nails
Fastener Capacity: 10mm, 15mm, 20mm, 25mm, 30mm, 32mm
Max Operating Pressure: 120PSI / 8 Bar
Recommended Operating Pressure: 60-100PSI / 4-7 Bar
Scope of Delivery:
- 1 x Brad Nailer (For fastening F-Type Brad Nails)
- 1 x Pneumatic Oil (Lubricating for the mechanical parts of the tool)
- 1 x Hex Key 3mm (Loosening & tightening of 3mm hex screws)
- 1 x Hex Key 4mm (Loosening & tightening of 4mm hex screws)
Downloads:
Exploded View – AT0001
User Manual – AT0001
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5 reviews for AirCraft Pneumatic Brad Nailer 18G F-Type 10-32mm | AT0001
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6 questions for AirCraft Pneumatic Brad Nailer 18G F-Type 10-32mm | AT0001
What is the warranty on this product?
Hey Adrian, please note that this product carries a 1-year warranty
Hi, do you sell (or can you recommend) oil to lubricate this nailer?
Good day, please could you tell me if I could use this nail gun as a nail remover as well?
Hi, Is 32mm nail length long enough for cabinet builds or should I rather get a bigger nail gun
Good day Erica, please note that for 12mm-16mm boards. The 32mm nails would be sufficient.
Hi there, I’ve scoured the web to no avail, what is the difference between a F-Type and T-Type brad nailer? They seem to be categorized differently but I’m not sure why.
Good day, the t-type nails are finish nails which tend to be thicker in diameter than f-type nails and also have a thicker head than the f-type brad nails. The T-type nails would be more appropriate for tougher applications whereas the F-type nails would be great for universal woodworking and trim work.
What compressor do I need for this for home DIY?
Good day Neville, we would suggest that you use the following compressor for home DIY usage: https://wood.tools4.co.za/product/compressor-matair-1-5kw2hp-24l-220v-dd/
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Branden (verified owner) –
A simple yet durable nail gun. Good build quality. I’m happy with the purchase
Thokozani Mhlongo (verified owner) –
A very good nail gun for DIY, works perfect im happy. Priducts u never find elsewhere
Munki (verified owner) –
Is a very reliable tool. Great addition to my workshop and easy to use. Make sure you oil the machine prior to use. Hard to find another nailer for this price that works so well.
Adrian Scott (verified owner) –
I used to use screws for everything. This nailer is easy to use, comfortable to handle, and is saving me LOADS of time. I’m very happy with this purchase, and at this price point, it is hard to beat.
Heino Colyn (verified owner) –
Handy and easy to use – it has made my projects much easier, especially when used to cut down on time waiting for glue to dry.