AEG 18V F-RAPIDFIRE 10Ga 30º -34º Framing Nailer (A18F10NNZ0) in action
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- Опубліковано 28 лип 2024
- AEG 18V F-RAPIDFIRE 10Ga 30º-34º Framing Nailer can fire up to 2 nails per second without the need for a compressor and hoses or expensive cartridges. Instead, AEG uses an innovative onboard compressed air canister that you can refill yourself onsite every 20,000-30,000 nails or so.
The powerful FUSION brushless motor provides zero ramp-up time to fire 10-gauge clipped nails between 50mm and 90mm. The nail magazine holds 67, 30-34 degrees nails. On a fully charged 18V 6.0Ah FORCE battery, you can expect to fire up to 1,000 nails.
No hoses. No cartridges. No waiting.
Watch it in action: www.aegpowertools.co.nz/power...
0:00 | Introduction
0:23 | 18V FUSION brushless motor
0:31 | No need to carry compressor and hoses from site to site
0:42 | Nailing
0:46 | No expensive gas cartridges
1:02 | Recharging the onboard compressed air canister
1:16 | Reloading nails
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Video is so man,so cool~
Where’s the video of firing into hardwood or LVL
Does it have Bump fire mode?
Unfortunately not. Given New Zealand’s unique Health & Safety guidelines around the use of nailers on construction sites the “Bump Fire” operation commonly available overseas is prohibited. This AEG model is specific to the New Zealand market which complies fully with NZ rules and operate as “Sequential Fire” only.
@@AEGPowertoolsNewZealand Thanks for the quick reply. As I suspected, still looks interesting though.
So will we be seeing these features in the Milwaukee Gen3 framing nailer as well?