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F21pl Framing Nailer, 21 Degree Plastic Collated

Original price was: $231.20.Current price is: $179.43.

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The Bostitch F21PL is a 21-degree plastic collated framing nailer designed to drive nails into engineered lumber. This pneumatic tool is lightweight for easy management and delivers consistent performance on framing and metal connector applications.

The F21PL features push-button depth control to adjust nail penetration and prevent over-driving, ensuring professional results. A quick-change nose piece allows conversion between framing and metal connector work, and a rafter hook lets you hang the tool safely on rafters and joists for convenient access during the workday.

Features and Benefits

  • Lightweight: Easy to manage and maneuver during extended use.
  • Push-Button Depth Control: Adjust nail penetration to prevent over-driving and improve finish quality.
  • Quick-Change Nose Piece: Convert between framing and metal connector applications.
  • Rafter Hook: Hang the tool on rafters and joists for convenient access and workflow efficiency.
  • Plastic Strip Collation: Uses plastic-collated nails for reliable operation.
  • 21-Degree Collation Angle: Optimized angle for framing and connector fastening work.

Specifications

  • Brand: Bostitch
  • Model: F21PL
  • Collation Angle: 21 Degree
  • Collation Type: Plastic Strip
  • Magazine Capacity: 60 Nails
  • Nail Length: 1-1/2″ to 2-1/2″
  • Nail Diameter: 0.131″ to 0.148″
  • Air Consumption: 0.075 cfm per Shot
  • Fastener Type: Plastic Collated Metal Connector Nails

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