Metabo HPT MultiVolt 18-Gauge 18-volt Cordless Brad Nailer NT1850DFQ4M

Description

The 18V Compact Cordless 18 Gauge Brad Nailer (Tool Body Only) (NT1850DFQ4) allows the user to easily move around the jobsite without hoses or compressors and GO cordless! Now 30% more compact and 31% lighter than the previous model, it delivers a driving speed of up to 3 nails per second, saving valuable time and increasing productivity. This cordless nailer can be used for a variety of applications including molding installation, cabinet assembly, wainscoting, chair rail, window and door casings, and decorative trim. This 18 Gauge Brad Nailer employs a unique air spring drive system that uses compressed air to drive each nail, resulting in zero ramp up time, increased driving speed, and recoil that feels like a pneumatic nailer. Combine the pneumatic-like feel with the convenience and power of the 18V or MultiVolt battery, and this cordless 18 Gauge Brad Nailer works all day long, driving up to 2-in nails. Get 1,650 nails per charge with our 3.0Ah compact battery (339782M). Backed by Metabo HPT’s Lifetime Lithium-Ion tool body warranty, it’s a safe bet for the long haul. It also features a low battery indicator, selective actuation, tool-less jam release, tool-less depth of drive, variable position belt hook and an LED light. CORDLESS FREEDOM: Pneumatic power with 18 volt cordless freedom FASTENERS: Brad Nailer accepts 5/8 In. to 2 In. 18-gauge fasteners LONG LASTING: 1,650 Nails per charge using our compact 3.0Ah Battery (339782M) GO COMPACT: 30% smaller and 31% lighter than previous model GO FASTER: Capable of driving up to 3 nails per second with no ramp-up time APPLICATIONS: Ideal for molding installation, cabinet assembly, wainscoting, chair rail, window and door casings, and decorative trim PNEUMATIC-LIKE FEEL: The unique air spring drive system delivers a similar performance to that of a pneumatic nailer EASY ADJUSTMENT: Tool-less depth of drive adjustment for flush drives into various materials LED LIGHT: LED light is handy when working in low light areas CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s)