Paslode T200-F18P 18-Gauge Brad Nailer, 5/8" to 2"
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When accuracy's imperative and space is at a premium, reach for the Paslode T200-F18P 18-Gauge Brad Nailer. Built for precise nail placement as well as reliability, this nail gun hits the mark thanks to its small nose that allows for a clearer sight line. It also has a nail lockout system that prevents misfires and dry-fires, resulting in less damage to wood. A small footprint and ultra lightweight body make it great tool for heavy-duty jobs that require consistency. A cushioned rubber grip means less strain.
The Paslode T200-F18P (item 515600) runs 5/8" to 2" brad nails and is perfect for projects like molding, window casing, door casings, decorative trim, and panel installation. Other features include a reversible belt hook, carrying case, and safety glasses. **The Paslode T200-F18P replaces the T200-F18 #500959.**
- Resources
- Box Count 1
- SKU 515600
- UPC 7595011156684
- Power Type Pneumatic
- Collation Type Glue
- Gauge 18 Gauge
- Application Type Finish and Trim, Window Casing, Baseboards
- Brand Paslode
- Maximum Fastener Length 2"
- Condition New
- Fastener Compatibility 18GA Straight Brad Finish Nails
- Case/Bag Included Yes
- Included In Box Safety Glasses, Tool Oil
- Manufacturer's Warranty Five-Year Extended Limited
- Item Width 2-14/25"
- Special Features Nail Lockout, Reversible Belt Hook
- Item Height 10-63/100"
- Item Length 10-1/25"
- Magazine Capacity 100
- Country of Manufacture Japan
- Item Weight 2.9 lbs.
- Usage Type Interior
- Minimum Fastener Length 5/8"
- Housing Material Magnesium
- Operating Pressure 80 to 120 PSI
- Firing Type Sequential
- Air Inlet Size 1/4" NPT
- Air Consumption .034 SCFM
- Model T200-F18P
- Depth Control Yes
- Power Source Air
- Special Offer No
- Magazine Type Strip
- Fastener Type Brad Nail
- TerribleBought this t200 along with the paslode 16 gauge. 16 gauge is good but this t200 is terrible. Misfires and inconsistent in setting nails. Going back to senco for 18 gauge.