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F-Series 18-Gauge Pneumatic Trigger-Pull Engineered Flooring Nailer High Gloss Tile Variable Speed Returnable 180-Day Cordless/

USD149.26

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SKU 51155741981 · ★ 4.2

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F Series 18 Gauge Pneumatic Trigger Pull Engineered Flooring Nailer High Gloss Tile Variable Speed Returnable 180 Day Cordless Variable Speed Returnable 180 Day Cordless Corded Cordless Battery Power Type Lithium Ion Number of Tools (Bonus Tool Not Included) 1 Charger Included Charger Not Included Tools Product Type Power Tool Voltage (volts) 12 Condition New Motor Type Brushed Manufacturer Warranty 5 Year Tool 3 Year Battery Warranty Certifications and Listings CSA Listed 13 Noise rating (dB) 50 Start Type Electric Amperage (amps) 12 Power Type Electric Engine Type Electric Motor Returnable 180 Day Maximum Air Volume (CFM) 350 Features Adjustable Speed When it comes to fastening todays top brands of engineered and hardwood flooring the Flex foot keeps this tool off of the subfloor so when adhesive is used your tool will not drag or catch

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