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Bostitch TU-216-2330K-E TU-216-2330K-E Pneumatic Headless Pinner 23 Gauge BOSTU216233K

Name: Bostitch TU-216-2330K-E TU-216-2330K-E Pneumatic Headless Pinner 23 Gauge BOSTU216233K
Brand: BOSTITCH
SKU: BOSTU216233K
Price: 200.52 GBP
Availability: InStock

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Product information

Description

General description

The Bostitch TU-216-2330K-E Pneumatic Headless Pinner is a compact 23 gauge headless pinner designed for fine detail work in the construction industry and industrial use. It features a secondary safety trigger to reduce the risk of accidental start, an auto-adjusting magazine for varying pin lengths, and a rear exhaust to direct air away from the nose piece.

Technical specifications

Magazine Capacity: 200 (max.)

Nail Range: 15-30mm

Nail Diameter: 0.6mm

Operating Pressure: 70-100 PSI, 4.8-7 bar

Dimensions (LxWxH): 230 x 198 x 40mm

Weight: 0.984kg

Features

Brand
BOSTITCH
NF certification
NF230
Warranty
1 year(s)
Max pressure
7 bar
Device function
Nail gun

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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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