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Coil Roofing Nailers - Coil Roofing Nails |
Coil Roofing Nails Below Fit the
Following Air Nailers: |
Atro: CN134, Roofing Roll, Craftsman:
18324, 154500,
Hitachi: NV 45AB,
Jamerco: JTCN-45R, Makita: AN 451,
Max: CN12R, CN450R, Paslode: 3175RCU,
Porter Cable: RN175, Senco: SCN 200R,
SCN 40RN, StanTech: SDCN 10
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Applications Include:
Composition Roofing, Vapor Barrier Installation, Insulation Board (Adapter
Available) - DC6, Vinyl Siding (Adapter Available) - VSA2, Fiber Cement
Siding |
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RN46B Specifications: |
Coil Roofing Nailers Use: |
RN46B-1 Contact Trip |
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RN46B-2 Sequential Trip |
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- Driving Power:410 inch lbs
- Fastener Range:3/4" to 1-3/4"
- Magazine Capacity:120
- Operating Pressure:70-120 psi
- Power to Weight Ratio:83.6
- Thread Fitting Type:NPT
- Thread Size:1/4"
- Tool Height:10-5/8",269.88mm
- Tool Length:10-1/2",266.7mm
- Tool Width:4-5/8",117.48mm
- Tool Weight:4.8 lbs, 2.18 kilos
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CR Series 15 Degree Wire
Collated Coil Roofing Nail .120 Shank. Available in: Galvanized Coil Roofing
Nails, Stainless Steel Coil Roofing Nails
Features & Benefits:
- Lightweight magnesium housing for jobsite durability
- Weighs only 4.8 lbs
- Dry-fire lockout; does not fire when empty
- Carbide inserts in tip for long life
- Over molded grip for comfortable use
- Quick-set adjustable depth control for consistent nail
drives
- Aggressive wear guards and skid resistant pads
- 410 inch pounds of driving energy for the hardest of
applications
- Patented single action side load canister
- Shingle guide with push button adjustments - no tools
needed
- Full round driver for more consistent drive quality
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Important
- You and others working around you can be seriously
injured by fastener driving tools if you do not follow the instructions
provided on the tool and in the operations manual. Used properly,
these tools provide easy, safe and efficient methods for driving nails,
staples & rings.
Contact Trip - best
suited for high volume rapid fastening where exact placement of the
fastener is not important.
Sequential Trip -
best suited when rapid fastening is not needed or when exact
fastener placement is important. Evaluate your application to
determine the best trigger. See Safety Information for Trip
Operation! |
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