Product Features
- Magnesium housing for job site durability
- Quick-release canister for fast easy loading
- Adjustable depth control for flush nailing
- Rubber grip for comfort
- Adjustable deflector conveniently directs exhaust
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
Great for nailing wood and fiber cement siding, shingles, fences, decking and more, the Bostitch Industrial Coil Nailer Features a magnesium housing for job site durability. A quick-release canister means super fast and easy loading. The N64C also Features adjustable depth control for flush nailing, a rubber handle grip for comfort, and an adjustable deflector that directs exhaust away from the operator. A high-impact, composite canister is designed to survive the inevitable rooftop falls for longer tool life. A large coil capacity (350 nails) is great for extended jobs. With 570 inch-pounds of driving power, this nailer is ideal for working with a variety of materials.
Product Description
Features and Benefits :: Magnesium housing for job site durability Quick-release canister for fast, easy loading Adjustable depth control for flush nailing Rubber grip for comfort Adjustable deflector conveniently directs exhaust High-impact composite canister survives falls Large coil capacity holds up to 350 nails Product Details:: Height 12.88", Length 100.56", Width 5.19", Weight 5.8 lbs, Driving Power 570 Magazine Capacity 350 Max. Operating Pressure 100 Min. Operating Pressure 70 Operating Pressure 70-100 Power to Weight Ratio 98 Thread Fitting Type NPT Thread Size 1/4 Application : Wood siding Fiber cement siding Shingles Fencing Pallets and crating Decking Wood sheathing to light gauge steel .
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Why we like nailguns February 18, 2004
Again I am going to highly praise Bostitch nail guns. I am a home builder in the Northeast and use Bostitch guns and only Bostitch. Reliability is reason # 1. They work day in and day out. Reason #2 is the availabilty of nails. Everyone carries Bostitch nails, not the case with other brands. I have 4 of these siding nailers, 2 being the N64c's. I favor the older models because the nose is very easily adjusted. On the 64s you have to use a wrench, loosen 2 nuts, slide the nose, then retighten the nuts. Very time consuming and hard to get an accurate slight adjustment. I can not understand why they made this change. Other than that still a great product. They work great on wood siding, but could work a little better on Hardi-plank cement board. When the pressure is on the low end sometimes doesn't countersink. But, all of the manufacturers have this same problem. If you are going to buy a utilty nailer/siding gun, go for the Bostitch.
No comments:
Post a Comment