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MAX HN120 PowerLite High Pressure Concrete Pinner, 9/16" to 2-1/2"
Box Count
1
SKU
HN120
$1,100.78
The MAX HN120 PowerLite high pressure concrete nailer drives 0 degree plastic collated concrete pin nails from 9/16" to 2-1/2" in length. Comes complete with plastic carrying case. Like all MAX PowerLite 500 PSI tools, the HN120 is 40% lighter and 20% smaller than the competition. Additional features include a sequential fire trigger, tangle free swivel air fitting, trigger lock and comfortable rubber hand grip. This MAX concrete nailer is one of a kind. An extremely powerful, lightweight and compact design make it a must. The HN120 is excellent for installing drywall track, furring strips, sill plates, steel beams, trailer flooring and other wood/steel to concrete applications. MAX high pressure tools are designed for use with MAX 500 PSI air systems. **No safety certifications required**
WARNING: California residents, this item qualifies for Proposition 65 legislation.
- Resources
- Box Count 1
- SKU HN120
- UPC 093818303166
- Power Type Pneumatic
- Collation Type Plastic
- Application Type Concrete, Steel Fastening
- Brand MAX USA
- Maximum Fastener Length 2-1/2"
- Condition New
- Case/Bag Included Yes
- Included In Box Safety Glasses, Nose Attachment
- Manufacturer's Warranty Five-Year Limited
- Item Width 3-3/8"
- Special Features Tangle Free Swivel Plug
- Item Height 15-3/4"
- Item Length 12-3/8"
- Magazine Capacity 50
- Country of Manufacture Thailand
- Item Weight 6.4 lbs.
- Usage Type Interior, Exterior
- Minimum Fastener Length 9/16"
- Housing Material Magnesium
- Operating Pressure 210 to 320 PSI
- Firing Type Sequential
- Air Inlet Size 7/16" NPT
- Air Consumption 0.166 SCFM
- Product Type T-Nailer
- Power Source Air
- Special Offer No
- Diameter Range .133" to .157"
- Product Degree/Angle 0 Degree
- Magazine Type Coil
- Fastener Type Concrete and Steel Pin
Hi, I live in Australia so was wondering if you ship to here as i can't find The max guns anywhere here.
I am also wondering it says 500 PSI, I run all my guns off approx 120 psi does that mean this gun wont work on that or that the pin will just punch the nail a few times for it to fully go through the timber into the concrete.
Thanks Jake.
I am interested in buying the Max tool nail gun and compressor for the 2 1/2” wood to concrete anchoring. Do you have pull test results and attachment strengths in a format i can forward to an architect for approved attachment.
I am needing to fasten 1/4" hardie siding to concrete block. Will this tool work for that application?
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