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Tacwise KDH90V 34 Degree Angled Strip Framing Nailer 50mm-90mm

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Tacwise KDH90V 34 Degree Angled Strip Framing Nailer 50mm-90mmPROFESSIONAL STRIP NAIL GUN Heavy duty 34 inclined, paper collated strip nailer supplied in a durable carry case, designed to bring power and reliability to continuous angled nailing for a wide variety of hard to reach structural first fix joinery and framing applications COMPATIBILITY Efficient quick release, bottom loading magazine enables firing of 95 x 2. 8 3. 7 mm diameter, 50 90 mm long, 34 inclined paper collated strip nails without reloading

  • PROFESSIONAL STRIP NAIL GUN – Heavy duty 34° inclined, paper collated strip nailer supplied in a durable carry case, designed to bring power and reliability to continuous angled nailing for a wide variety of hard to reach structural first fix joinery and framing applications
  • COMPATIBILITY – Efficient quick-release, bottom-loading magazine enables firing of 95 x 2.8 – 3.7 mm diameter, 50 – 90 mm long, 34° inclined paper collated strip nails without reloading
  • MAXIMISED PERFORMANCE – Offers a sequential (single shot) or contact trip (bump) firing modes and comes equipped with a unique depth control adjuster for precise nail countersinking results as well as a high durability driver blade and 360° adjustable exhaust port offering a 4.7m/s² vibration emission level to assist with handling control during heavy duty nailing
  • 3.8KG ERGONOMIC DESIGN – Robust magnesium alloy design incorporating a safety contact tip, soft rubber grip, slender non-marking nose and viewable magazine window for enhanced safety and ease of use whilst the angled magazine makes the tool capable of firing into very tight spaces
  • VARIETY OF APPLICATIONS – Professional strip nail gun for a range of first fix industrial applications including joinery, roofing, timber framing, decking, fencing, pallet / packing case manufacturing as well as building boats, cabins, mobile homes, caravans and many other applications where elbow room or access is limited
  • AIR COMPRESSOR REQUIRED – Operates between 70 -120 PSI for fast and accurate nailing (compressor not included)


Specifications:

  • Weight: 3.8kg
  • Dimensions: Length: 470mm x Width: 150mm x Height: 364mm
  • Magazine Capacity: 75-95 Nails
  • Fasteners Length: 50mm-90mm
  • Max dBA Sound/Noise: 86
  • PSI: 70-120
  • Trigger: CT, S
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