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Bostitch 28-Degree Pneumatic Framing Nailer 7 15 Battery Power Type Lithium

USD199.00

USD249.00

SKU 87617340236 · ★ 4.9

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Bostitch 28 Degree Pneumatic Framing Nailer 7 15 Battery Power Type Lithium 15 Battery Power Type Lithium Ion Batteries Included No Number of Total Batteries Included 0 Battery Size Lithium Ion Voltage (volts) 20 Blade Diameter (in ) 10 DWV Pressure Color Finish Blue Maximum working pressure (psi) 80 Returnable 180 Day Connectivity Press Maximum Flow Rate (gallons per minute) 30 Pipe or Fitting Product Type Pipe & Tubing Material PVC Minimum working temperature (F) 5 Core Type Solid Core Maximum Working Temperature (F) 170 Pack Size 1 End Type Plain End Actual outside diameter (in 9 Warranty 7 year limited CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Maximum PSI 120 Sub Brand N A Degree 28 Cordless Pneumatic Inlet Size in Inches 3 8 in ANSI Compliant Yes Magazine Capacity 100 Jam Clearing Tool free Fastener Head Style Clip head Roundhead UNSPSC 27131500 Pneumatic Yes 131 in Case Type N A (no case) Depth Control Tool free Strip or Coil Strip Weight (lbs

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