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PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer

PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer
PASLODE PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer

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019790 Product Overview

The first positive placement nailer on the market provides an efficient and safe way of installing hangers, brackets and straps. The innovative locator probe accurately delivers a hardened twist nail in the precise required location.

Part No: 019790(PAS019790)

019790 Technical Specifications

  • Weight: 3.8 kg.
  • Power (impact force): 77J.
  • Operating Temperature Range: -15°c - +49°c.
  • Fixings per second: 2-3 fixings.
  • Fixings per hour: 1,000 fixings
  • Magazine Capacity: 29 fixings.
  • Fuel Cell Capacity: 1,250 shots (-15°c).
  • Nail size: 35 x 3.4 mm, Square Twist

PASLODE PPNXi NailerPositive Placement Nailer

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019790 Key Features

  • Six times faster than hand nailing, reducing fatigue and personal injury from having to nail in awkward positions.
  • Nose probe self-locates to allow the nail to fire in the aimed spot, also aiding difficult to reach areas.
  • Quick release magazine, designed to make nail jams a thing of the past.
  • New battery position for higher performance and ensures your tool will work all day, every-day
  • Re-engineered grip, ensures extra comfort and convenience

019790 What’s Included

  • 7.2v 2.1Ah Lithium Battery
  • Battery Charger
  • Hex Key
  • Safety Glasses
  • Carry Case
  • Number of Batteries Supplied: 1
  • Voltage: 7.2v
ExpertOur Expert Says…
This Nailer provides an efficient and safe way of installing hangers, brackets and straps. It has a new battery position, which gives the Paslode PPNXi a more even weight distribution, reducing injury and arm fatigue, which ultimately delivers better accuracy on the job. The battery is also compatible with 7 other tools. This nailer has a Last Nail Lock Out system, which stops the tool from firing when empty, preventing tool damage. It can easily cover difficult to reach areas, giving you much more freedom and flexibility in the jobs that need completely. It has the power to drive hardened twist nails into solid wood beams and eliminate nail jams. This nailer kit includes a lithium battery and a charger.
Delivery & Returns
Delivery & Returns
We offer free delivery on orders over £55, placed before 4pm Monday to Thursday. Note that next day delivery for orders placed after 4pm on Thursday, up to 4pm Friday, is usually Monday (excluding bank holidays). Estimated delivery for all orders placed over a weekend is Tuesday. Note that due to the size and weight of some products, next working day delivery is not available and additional carriage charges will apply. If you would like to return your goods, we will offer a full refund or exchange within 30 days of purchase. For full details, visit our delivery and returns page. Ts&Cs apply.
FAQs
FAQs
What should I look for when buying a Cordless Nail Gun or Stapler?

Cordless Nail Guns and Staplers are incredibly useful but choosing the right model for you can be tricky. There are lots of options available, both in terms of the tools themselves and the fasteners they use.

The first thing to think about is the power source for your tool. Will it use a battery, in the same way as other power tools, be air-powered via a compressor or utilise gas fuel cells? Historically, battery powered tools have tended to struggle when driving longer length fasteners into hardwoods, but with Makita developing new 40v options, that is changing. Nailers which use Gas Fuel Cells are often capable of working with a larger nail range, but the cells have a specific shelf life and will require replacement.

Another thing to think about is the magazine capacity; the larger the capacity, the more nails you can fire between magazine changes.

How do I choose a nailgun?

The first thing to consider is what you need it to do. There are different kinds of Nailers – first fix machines use larger nails and are designed to add rigidity, to a project. Second fix, or ‘finishing’ Nailers use smaller, more discreet nails for work where a clean finish is required, such as door frames. These can vary in cost, performance and in the type of nail they use. One way to pick the right tool is to consider the work you’ll be doing and the nail size you most use, then pick a nail gun to suit the job, as different types of nailguns will use different nail lengths. For instance, a Brad Nailer, which is a type of finishing Nailgun, will typically use a nail of 15-40mm length, while a Framing Nailer will usually use a nail between 50 and 90mm long.

Which is best a straight or angled nailer?

That depends what sort of projects you’ll be doing and where you need your nails to go. The terms ‘straight’ and ‘angled’ refer to the magazine; an angled tool will enable you to work in corners, or anywhere else you would be working at an angle. They’re great for working in tight spaces and can usually hold longer nails because of the size of their magazines. In addition, they tend to be lighter and easier to store than a straight nailer.

Straight nailers use thinner nails – they can’t go below 16 Gauge – and tend to be heavier more difficult to transport than angled nailers, but are frequently cheaper to buy.

Which is better: brushless or brushed Nailguns?

Brushed motors use carbon brushes to transfer power from the fixed part of the motor to the rotor. This creates a reliable and relatively inexpensive motor, but brushed motors do require regular maintenance, in order to either clean the brushes or replace them as they wear out. A brushless motor, by contrast, uses a magnet mounted on the rotor to generate the power and electrical switching to perform the function carried out by the brushes. The additional complexity of the motor’s working means that brushless motors are usually more expensive than brushed.

Which voltage should I choose?

The voltage of your machine will be partially determined by how it drives nails. For instance, a Paslode Framing Nailer which uses a gas fuel cell to fire each nail might have a battery with only 7.4v, while a Makita XGT Brad Nailer, which is designed to used on jobsites and relies on its battery entirely, is a 40v tool. Consider the work you’ll be doing with your Nailgun or Stapler and how that fits in with the other items in your tool set; this will help you to select the tool which best meets your needs.

Warranty
Warranty
All of our products come with a standard 1 year manufacturers warranty, however if you would like to discuss extending this warranty, please contact our customer service team on 03330 043777, or email customerservices@toolstoreuk.co.uk. For further warranty information from this specific manufacturer, visit our warranty page.