| Air Tool Type
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Air Nailer Kit
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| Compressor/Air Tool Features
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No Additional Features
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| Energy Type
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Air
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| Included
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No additional components or accessories are included
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| Loading type
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Strip
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| Maximum Fastener Size
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1-3/4 in
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| Minimum Fastener Size
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5/8 in
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| Minimum Recommended Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI
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2.2
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| Minimum Recommended Operating Pressure (psi)
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70
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| Nail Gauge
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18
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| Nailgun Angle
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45
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| Reconditioned
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No
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| Returnable
|
90-Day
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| Tools Product Type
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Air Tool Kit
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Model number: P2PFK14
Internet number (SKU): 205449872
Price: $311
Brand:
Availability: in stock
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Description
Professional Flooring Kit with Fasteners (2-Piece) - Product information
The Freeman 2-Piece Flooring Kit is the ultimate flooring package for contractors and DIY'ers. The Freeman PF18GLCN 18-Gauge L Cleat Flooring Nailer offers an affordable solution for the Professional and do-it-yourselfer for installation of dense wood applications such as Bamboo, Brazilian Teak and other exotic hardwoods. The driver blade is made of hardened steel with an aluminum cylinder and high-quality rubber O-rings while the body of the nailer is constructed of durable die-cast aluminum to stand up to daily use. This nailer features 3 interchangeable base plates that provide stability and protect flooring surfaces from scratches. The Freeman PFBC940 4-in-1 Mini Flooring Nailer and Stapler offers a convenient design that can be used as either a 45-degree brad/staple gun or 18-Gauge straight brad/staple gun. It features a 360-degree adjustable exhaust that helps keep surfaces clean, tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment and an oil-free, low maintenance motor. It is ergonomically engineered for user comfort. The PFBC940 is recommended for use on 1/4 in. to 1/2 in. solid or engineered flooring.
- PF18GLCN provides a no-mar design which increases protection from marring when working with a finished flooring surface
- PF18GLCN is ergonomically designed handle for ease of operation and reduced fatigue
- PF18GLCN is lightweight and durably constructed of high-strength aluminum and heat treated steel parts
- PF18GLCN includes a fiberglass mallet with rubber head included
- PF18GLCN air filter keeps interior debris free and extends tool life
- PFBC940 provides a reload indicator for timely fastener replacement
- PFBC940 has a convenient design that can be used as either a 45-degree brad/staple gun or 18-Gauge straight brad/staple gun
- PFBC940 360-degree adjustable exhaust helps keep surfaces clean
- PFBC940 tool-free fastener depth adjustment
- PFBC940 air filter and anti-dust cap help extend service life
- PFBC940 is compatible with 5/8 in. x 1-5/8 in. 18-Gauge brad nails or staples
- Anodized aluminum magazines for long lasting durability
- 7 year limited warranty
Product reviews
Rated 2 out of
5
by
me from
This is a 2 star rating for a number of...
This is a 2 star rating for a number of reasons.The larger nailer came with a burr on the bottom that kept scratching my floor.The smaller nailer SAYS it holds 18 gauge 1 5/8" brads but doesn't.Otherwise they work well.
Date published: 2018-07-10
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Petras from
excellent product ,work very well...excellent product ,work very well
Date published: 2018-07-10
Rated 4 out of
5
by
General from
Great value.Great value.
Date published: 2018-07-03
Rated 5 out of
5
by
BuyerBeware22 from
Best for specific useThe combo is made up of a floor nailer (PF18GLCN) and a 4-in-1 brad nailer (PFBC940). It is extremely versatile and can do a number of flooring jobs well. However, it really shines with prefinished exotic or bamboo flooring in the 1/2" range and is best suited for those kinds of installations. Since the bulk of my work is with 3/4" unfinished American hardwood flooring, it's not quite as useful for our renovation operation as I would have hoped.
The floor nailer shoots 18-gauge L-cleats and nothing else. This is among the most expensive kinds of flooring fastener. For thicker unfinished hardwoods, staples are much cheaper, and the thicker cleats tend to have more holding power. The 18-gauge comes into its own when working with thinner exotic hardwoods and bamboo floors. And when it comes into its own, it's an impressive floor nailer. You won't have any sort of problem with this as long as you keep it properly oiled.
The brad nailer is similarly well-made, but I prefer to use a 16-gauge finish nailer to face nail rows of the (softer and thicker) unfinished American hardwoods I use, and in the smaller rooms we typically do wood flooring in (we rarely work on residential properties of more than 2200 square feet), a regular finish nailer will do the trick nicely on the limited areas that require face nailing.
So really, if you're buying this to do thinner, more brittle prefinished exotics or bamboo, you'll be in great shape. It's a great combo kit and you'll get serious linear footage out of it. If you're buying this for thicker solid unfinished hardwoods, it will work, but not as well as tools designed to shoot thicker-gauge staples and cleats.
Date published: 2016-01-05
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Happy from
Both guns worked great right out of the box. The...Both guns worked great right out of the box. The only thing I had to adjust was the air pressure coming out of my compressor. I really didn't think I would need our use the smaller nail/staple gun but it worked great for the second row and other tight spots. I installed 5/8" solid Bamboo with out a problem. The only thing you have to keep in mind is to make sure that the foot of the gun is on the tongue and not the surface of the board, it is easy to make this mistake. One other thing is you need to hit it with moderate pressure. To light and the cleat is not sunk all the way. Then you need to finish sinking it with a nailset. I installed this same flooring in my mothers house a couple of months ago but did the glue down method. I will never do that again. What a mess and you can't help not getting glue on the boards. We spent most of the time cleaning boards afterwards. Again I highly suggest this combo set.
Date published: 2017-09-21
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Gene from
Floor nailer worked great. Used Powernail 18 gauge L cleats. No issues at all. When lined up corr...Floor nailer worked great. Used Powernail 18 gauge L cleats. No issues at all. When lined up correctly and with proper air pressure set, cleats went in fine. I had to use the 5/8" shoe on the bottom to set the cleats properly, even though the floor was only 1/2". Think that was more likely a floor manufacture issue.
As for the 18 gauge gun, it drives staples fine. If you want to use it with nails, it is just too inconsistent (misfires and nails not driven correctly) and it leaves too large a indent in the material for an 18 gauge nail.
Date published: 2018-02-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Leo from
Very Good Flooring KitThis is a very good two piece flooring kit for installing hardwood floors. Both are pneumatic driven nailers. The large nailer is very good when you are installing harder woods like bamboo and teaks which have a tendency to bend staples and ONLY USES 18 gauge L cleats. It is designed for use of woods between 3/8 inches and 3/4 inches and comes with 3 interchangeable base plate. The larger nailer does not have a trigger and only required the user to strike it with a rubber mallet. The smaller nailer is designed for 3/8 inches to 1/2 inches solid or engineering flooring. It has a trigger and works like a regular nail gun and uses 18 gauge brads or staples. This is a great combo set for anyone that has hardwoods or engineer flooring to install. These tools are made of quality materials.
Date published: 2015-12-02
Rated 4 out of
5
by
Floorgurudude from
In the month I've been using these nailers I have installed thousands of feet and only hade a han...In the month I've been using these nailers I have installed thousands of feet and only hade a handfull of jams. I'm impressed by them they seem to be compatible with the cleats and staples as well as the pin nails I have available in my area.
Date published: 2017-12-19
