Features:
Fires popular, collated 34° framing nails with a clipped head, will also take 30° collated nails.
Best-in-class power to consistently seat nails sub-flush to the surface in hardwoods.
Ready to Fire Nail Technology eliminates ramp-up time between each nail discharge.
No gas cartridges, no misfires and no cleaning required, designed to deliver durability and reliability to the most demanding users with very little maintenance.
Two mode select allows for sequential fire for precision or bump fire for speed.
Tool-free, quick and easy depth adjustment to assure nails are driven sub-flush.
Dry-Fire lockout stops the tool being fired when there are no nails left in the magazine.
Fires up to 700 nails per charge on a REDLITHIUM™-ION 5.0Ah battery pack for maximum productivity.
Fires standard framing nails which fits an angled magazine at 30° or 34°.
Quick access and easy cleaning of jams.
LED work light illuminates the work surface for better placement of nails.
Specification:
Voltage: 18V
Collation Angle: 30° – 34°
Nail diameter: 2.9 – 3.32mm
Nail type: 50 – 90mm
Magazine capacity nails: 57mm
Operating temperature: 0°F to 125°F
Fastener length: 51mm – 90mm
Fastener size (diameter): 2.8mm – 3.3mm
Weight: 4.26 kg
‘Body only’ – No batteries or charger included.
Exclusive 3 Years Warranty on all Milwaukee Power Tools including Batteries & Chargers when registered.
FAQ’s
What’s better, a 30 degree or 21 degree framing nailer?
If you’re doing a lot of structural framing, a 21-degree nailer may be the better choice due to its power and use of full round head nails. However, if you’re working on a project with tight spaces or need a lighter tool, a 30-degree nailer may be preferable.
What is the difference between a 1st fix and 2nd fix nail gun?
1st fix and 2nd fix nail guns are designed for different stages of a construction project. For example, 1st fix nail guns are used for the initial structural work, such as roofing, flooring and framing walls. The nails used are larger and heavier for strong, secure connections. 2nd fix nail guns are typically used for the finishing touches, like installing trim, molding, and cabinetry.
What kind of nails can a Milwaukee framing nailer take?
The Milwaukee Framing Nailer fires popular collated 34° framing nails with a clipped head but will also take 30° collated nails. These are heavy-duty nails designed for structural work in construction projects such as framing walls, roofs, and floors.
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