Presenting the 20V MAX 21° Plastic Collated Cordless Framing Nailer, a battery‑driven solution built for framing professionals who need speed and precision. Its sleek, lightweight chassis fits comfortably in the hand, while the 21‑degree angle delivers optimal nail placement for a clean finish on any project. Powered by a high‑capacity lithium‑ion pack, this nailer drives plastic‑collated fasteners up to 3-1/4 inches long and .148‑inch in diameter without the hassle of compressors or fuel cells.
Why choose this cordless framing nailer? Enjoy uninterrupted workflow on job sites, remodels, or new construction because the tool runs solely on a rechargeable battery. The ergonomic grip reduces fatigue, and the intuitive controls let you nail faster with fewer misfires, boosting overall productivity.
Key Features & Benefits:
- 21‑Degree Firing Angle: Provides superior nail alignment for strong, flush joints, enhancing structural integrity.
- Plastic Collated Fasteners: Compatible with a wide range of 3‑1/4″ nails, delivering reliable holding power while minimizing material waste.
- 20V MAX Battery System: Offers long run‑time and rapid charging, eliminating the need for external air compressors.
- Compact, Balanced Design: Lightweight body and centered mass distribution improve handling and reduce user strain.
- Tool‑Only Package: Ideal for users who already own DeWalt batteries and chargers, providing cost‑effective flexibility.
Experience unmatched framing efficiency: This cordless nailer combines power, precision, and portability, making it a must‑have for contractors, carpenters, and DIY enthusiasts alike. Its durable construction stands up to daily site demands, while the battery‑only operation keeps you moving from one task to the next without downtime. Choose the 20V MAX framing nailer and finish projects faster, cleaner, and with confidence.
WARNING: Some Dust Created By Power Sanding, Sawing, Grinding, Drilling, And Other Construction Activities Contains Chemicals Known To The State Of California To Cause Cancer, Birth Defects Or Other Reproductive Harm. Some Examples Of These Chemicals Are: Lead From Lead-Based Paints, Crystalline Silica From Bricks And Cement And Other Masonry Products, And Arsenic And Chromium From Chemically-Treated Lumber. Your Risk From These Exposures Varies, Depending On How Often You Do This Type Of Work. To Reduce Your Exposure To These Chemicals: Work In A Well Ventilated Area, And Work With Approved Safety Equipment, Such As Those Dust Masks That Are Specially Designed To Filter Out Microscopic Particles. www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
