The high-tech nailers and staplers are powered by compressed liquified gas fuel, which do not require hoses, batteries, chargers, fans, or motors. To fire a nail, users can simply compress the tool and then pull the trigger. The trigger activates a simple device called a Piezo electric ignition, which transforms mechanical energy into the electrical spark that ignites fuel in the combustion chamber.
Fuels cells use an environmentally friendly non-aerosol propellant.
Its removable non-marring safety tip helps to position a piece of trim with the gun's nose before permanently affixing it. This special tip prevents ugly scars left on delicate wood by furnishing a soft cushion between the gun's nose and the workpiece. A special alloy driver blade is used for long-lasting performance. This unit is made to tackle a variety of tasks such as nailing paneling, trim, door and window casings, cabinet fronts, drawer guides, furniture trim boards, molding, decorative trim, glazing strips, window beading, rattan, picture frames, and finishing operations in furniture or cabinet making. It accepts Porter-Cable, Campbell Hausfield, Duofast, Hitachi, and Paslode finish nails.