Why this one
01
50–90 mm nails
20–22° collated framing nails.
02
2 firing modes
Sequential for precision, bump for speed.
03
No gas or compressor
No cartridges and no hose.
04
Dry-fire lockout
Prevents blank firing.
The story
Framing without a hose
Framers and carpenters building stud walls, roof structures, formwork and decks drive nails from 50 to 90 mm and 2.8 to 3.8 mm diameter. Without a compressor and hose the nailer goes up ladders and onto roofs easily. The angled magazine takes standard 20–22° framing nails.
Two firing modes
Sequential mode places each nail exactly; bump mode speeds up sheathing and decking. Ready to Fire technology means no ramp-up, and the tool seats nails sub-flush in hardwood. Depth is set without tools and jams clear quickly from the nose.
Rent or own
Sold bare in a kitbox for crews already on M18. Milwaukee states up to 700 nails per 5.0 Ah charge, so a HIGH OUTPUT 8.0 Ah pack lasts a full framing day. It is also a sensible rental for self-builders and short projects.
Specifications
Fastening
- Fastener type
- Nails
- Fastener length, min.EF005108
- 50mm
- Fastener length, max.EF005108
- 90mm
- Fastener diameter, max.EF009894
- 3.8mm
- Magazine capacityEF012548
- 43
- Collation angle
- 21°
- Depth adjustment
