MManoMano Customer
Published on 07/08/2025, FranceVery good product, powerful and impeccable
Bostitch F33 Ptsm Pneumatic Framing Nailer
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Product information
Description
The Bostitch F33PTSM-E framing nailer features a short magazine for ease of use in tight spaces and has a Dial a Depth function. The paper tape nails are compatible with pazlode (IM350) framer. The powerful engine is capable of driving stick nails up to 90mm in length, whilst the lightweight magnesium body makes it comfortable to use all day long.
It has CE compliant sequential trip fitted, for safer working on-site, a No-mar tip to prevent wood bruising and an adjustable exhaust to direct air away from workpiece and operator.
Ideal for: Cases, Roof Trusses, Stud Walls and Timber Framing. Uses PT Fastner range.
Specification
Magazine Capacity: 50 (max).
Nail Length: PT Series/WW 33° Series: 50-90mm Nails.
Nail Diameter: PT Series/WW 33° Series: 2.5-3.3mm.
Operating Pressure: 70-120 PSI, 4.8-8.3 Bar.
Collation Angle: 33°.
Weight: 3.5kg.
Features
- BrandBOSTITCH
- Certification bodyCE
- Max pressure8.3 bar
- Device functionNail gun
- Nail length90 mm
- MaterialMetal
- Weight3.5 kg
- Pressure8.3 bar
- Depth adjustableYes
- ManoMano ReferenceME1377233
- MMID518280159791
- Product code206
- EAN5902013931294
Customer reviews
3,5
/ 4 Reviews
GGlenn
Published on 19/02/2021, FranceWorks well, but at times the jam nails, it is very complicated to take them out without dismantling parts of the machine, so a waste of time (for my part, the problem only happens when I perform bursts).
MManoMano Customer
Published on 29/06/2019, FranceNails get stuck too easily and are hard to clear
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Advice from our experts
Visit the BOSTITCH storeBostitch is an American company specialising in fastening tools. It was founded in 1896 in Arlington, Massachusetts by Thomas Briggs under the name Boston Wire Stitcher Company. Briggs had previously invented the wire stitching machine, which was used to make hat boxes as well as to bind books and calendars.
This invention led to a much more famous one: the first stapler. In 1914, the company created the first hand-operated stapler: the AO model, followed by another with a magazine, the Bostitch n°1. In 1948, the company changed its name to Bostitch, from Boston and stitch. After the Second World War, the company grew rapidly, acquiring the Calwire Company in 1961 to diversify into woodworking. Bostitch also launched its own staple nailers, belt nailers, roller nailers, pneumatic nailers and compressors.
Bostitch has since joined the Stanley-Black&Decker group.
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