DEWALT DCN660N-XJ DCN660N Brushless Framing Nailer Bare Unit, 200 W, 18 V, Yellow

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For safety the nailer has a trigger and contact trip lock-off and prevents accidental dis-charge of fastener. This model doesn't therefore require any gas, so no mess, no smell and no additioanl purchases, just plug in your battery and away you go. The DEWALT DCN660 XR Brushless Second Fix Nailer with brushless motor technology, offering runtime cannot be beaten in a compact package. The sequential modes allows for precision placement of the tip and the bump mode offers speeds of up to 4 nails per second. Brushless motor technology for extended runtime: Features a brushless motor technology that provides an unmatched runtime in a compact and lightweight package, allowing you to work for longer periods without worrying about frequent battery replacements.

Ergonomic design for worksite environments: This nailer is designed with an ergonomic and comfortable grip that makes it perfect for use in worksite environments. Mechanical rather than gas operation offers consistent performance at temperature between -20 to 50°C and minimal cleaning/service requirements.kgNailer Operating Mode: Bump and SequentialIntegrated Belt Hook: YesJam Clearing: Tool freeImpact energy: 48 JTemperature Range: -20 to 50°CFault indicator: YesNoise LPa 1sd / Uncertainty: 81 / 3 dBNoise LWa 1sd / Uncertainty: 92 / 3 dBVibration / Uncertainty: <2. Its designed to avoid any stalls or jams, but if one were to happen there is 2 easy ways to clear them in seconds.

Please ensure you have the necessary ability and equipment (if required) to move the items into your property.Latest generation 18V XR Li-Ion Brushless 16Ga nailer offers the cutting edge in nailing technology. Only use the tool once so far but performed brilliantly out of the box, no need to adjust the depth stop and no jams or misfires. The trigger and contact trip lock-off will help prevent any accidental discharge while the compact, lightweight design ensures comfortable use yet being durable enough to tackle the harsh environments of being on site. Angled nailers can get into corners far more easily which can be a huge advantage depending on the application but can be a little more restrictive in terms of the sizes of nails they can fire (EG 32mm to 64mm), straight nailers may struggle to get right into that corner, but will normally give you more nail size options, often being able to fire nails from a shorter starting point, (eg.