For less frequent reloading and increased productivity, this nailer holds more than twice as many nails as standard framing nailers. Compressed air does the work for you when driving large nails in framing applications.

Drive small nails in light-duty applications when compressed air isn't available.

This nailer fits in the palm of your hand and works in any position, so it reaches tight spaces and overhead areas where standard nailers won't. It drives individual nails of many sizes, as long as they fit in the nosepiece. Single-nail loading lets you use whatever fastener the job calls for, rather than limiting you to a specific collated strip. That's useful for repair work, toenailing, and tasks that require switching between nail sizes.

Drive plastic nails into trim work, siding, stacked moldings, and other woodworking projects with little effort. Use the single-shot mode on these nailers for precise placement—it shoots one nail each time you squeeze the trigger. For rapid nailing on large projects, use the bump-fire mode—keep the trigger held down, and a nail will fire each time you push the tip into your workpiece.

The tip on these nailers is rubber, so it won’t scratch or damage wood. To direct air away from both your workpiece and your face, the exhaust rotates 360°. The quick-release noseplate lets you easily access and clear nail jams. Adjust the drive depth of these nailers to install nails of different sizes.

These nailers are only compatible with Raptor composite nails.

Compressed air does the work for you when driving large nails in framing applications. The angled magazine allows maneuvering in tight spaces.

Drive staples or brad nails. Stapler does not clinch the staple.

This nailer runs on a rechargeable battery and a disposable fuel cell (sold separately) so you can drive large nails in framing applications without a power cord or air line getting in your way. Use the single-shot mode on these nailers for precise placement—it shoots one nail each time you squeeze the trigger. For rapid nailing on large projects, use the bump-fire mode—keep the trigger held down, and a nail will fire each time you push the tip into your workpiece.

Set nails without a power cord or air line getting in your way—this nailer runs on a rechargeable battery and a disposable fuel cell (sold separately). It is well-suited for driving nails with small heads in finishing applications.

Nail the job, not your hand. With ballistic shielding over the thumb and index finger—and the area in between—these gloves keep your hand safe from nailer misfires and malfunctions. Sold as a single glove, it should be worn on the hand not operating the nailer. Choose left or right accordingly.