Paslode nail guns and staple guns are a range of power tools used for fixing various types of building materials to different frameworks and substrates. Paslode nail guns can be used to fix plywood, plasterboard, mdf, sawn timber-
noggins and joists, skirting boards, coving, dado rails, architrave, beads, fire protection materials, fence panels, sheds, bracketry, flashings, decking and cladding panels.
Paslode nail guns are powered by gas fuel cells or pneumatically and offer a range of first fix, second fix and stapling tools. There is a paslode nail gun to meet every application and in any environment. The IM90I has been tested from -15oC to ჽoC for example. From the keen home diy enthusiast to the professional builder, paslode nailers will save you time, money and grief and will help you get the job done right first time. Such is the range of paslode power tools means that if you are in to fixing building materials you should not be without a paslode nail gun or stapler.
Paslode nail guns and staplers are cordless. This means they are ideal on site as you are not limited to working in areas where there is a power supply. This feature also makes then ideal for around the home since they negate the need for untidy and combersom extension leads. Plug your fuel cell into your nailer and away you go – trouble free nailing anytime, anyplace, anywhere!
Types of Paslode Nail Guns
While there are many different types of nail guns and staplers, for the pupose of this article we are going to concentrate on 5 main types of gas fuelled nailers:-
Paslode IM350 Nail Gun
The Paslode IM350 nail gun is a first fix tool. Cordless, hoseless, compressorless and with virtually no setting up time the IM350 is extremely easy to use. Able to fix 51-90mm nails of a variety of types – stainless steel, galvanised, bright and ring to name but a few. Can fix up to 1,000 nails per hour – that’s 16 per minute, or 2 per second! A compact body design, a tough heavy duty housing that’s guaranteed for 5 years, lightweight, easily maintainable and a safe sequential action make the IM350 the choice for anyone serious about fixing building materials.
Paslode IM90I Nail Gun
The Paslode IM90I nail gun is a first fix tool. Cordless, hoseless, compressorless and with virtually no setting up time the IM90I is extremely easy to use. The first gas powered nail gun to use an intelligent electronic fuel injection system the IM90I is the BMW of gas powered nail guns. Tested in conditions ranging from -15oC to + 49oC, the IM90I gives reliable nailing all the time every time, whatever the weather.
Paslode IM65 Nail Gun
The Paslode IM65 nail gun is a second fix tool. Cordless, hoseless, compressorless and with virtually no setting up time the IM65 is extremely easy to use and ideal for fixing 16 – 63mm nails. With each fuel cell capable of fixing up to 1000 nails at a rate of 2 per second. Lightweight and compact it is ideal for cramped and awkward fixing environments, the IM65 makes fixing into timber a quick and easy process.
Paslode IM50 Nail Gun
The Paslode IM50 nail gun is a second fix tool. Cordless, hoseless, compressorless and with virtually no setting up time the IM50 is extremely easy to use and ideal for fixing 16 – 50mm nails. Even smaller and lighter than the IM65, the IM50 comes with two b atteries with the ability to fix 2000 nails per charge, and the same fixing rate as the IM65. Only 2.1kg in weight the IM50 is ideal for fixing into timber, mdf and similar boarded substrates.
Paslode PPN35I Nail Gun
The all new Paslode PPN35I is the first Positive Placement gas nailer. It features a self locating probe that is automatically kicked out of the way when the tool is fired. Ideal for fixing joist hangers, truss clips and sole brackets the PPN35I has an inbuilt depth adjuster for consistent nailing every time. As can be seen from this example Paslode nail guns save money in the long run and based on these conservative output rates, the gun would be paid for after 6 days fixing, and then effectively is saving you £420 per 6000 nails fixed.
Can get 80mm SS nails for a Plaslode gun and it seems to work well. As has been said, dont treat, detail right and it will last well and is almost zero maintenance. James.
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My question is when is plaslode coming out with a impact driver, and a steal cutter with their technology. I would love to see more innovation with these.
let me introduce you to my little friend!
they hooked me up with a plaslode cordless framing nailer that runs on a canister of propane or butane or something–they weren’t actually saying.
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