Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN

Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
Bostitch SB-HC50FN Pneumatic Concrete Block Nailer 20-50mm Nails BOSSBHC50FN
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Product details

Features

  • Length
    5 cm
  • Weight
    1.98 kg
  • Warranty
    2 years
  • Nail length
    50 mm
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME41672369
  • MMID
    372995886879
  • Product code
    SB-HC50FN

Description

The SB-HC50FN Concrete Block Nailer is a 15 gauge Finish Nailer which is capable of driving high carbon zinc dichromate hardened nails into concrete blocks to 7 newtons. Designed to drive tungsten hardened nails into almost all forms of concrete block, the SB-HC50FN can fix door liners into block and gripper rods into floor screeds.
It is not recommended this tool is used to drive nails into any form of strengthened concrete or engineered and glazed bricks.

Specifications:

Magazine Capacity: 100 nails.
Fires: HCFN Series: 20-50mm.
Operating Pressure: 70-100 PSI, 5-7bar.
Weight 1.98kg.

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About The Brand
BOSTITCH
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Bostitch 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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