The DCN890 concrete nailer is the first battery tool able to drive 13mm nails into steel as well as up to 57mm into concrete. Pin range includes standard for concrete, Hd for high shear loads and XH for extra hard concrete and steel (13mm only).
Easy Maintenace by replacing driver blade under 2 minutes, field serviceable by the user
Tool-Free Stall Release returns driver if too is stalled or jammed
Single/Rapid Mode & Power Adjustment with a 3 setting for pin depth adjustment
Featured high capacity (33 pins) magazine is angled for access in tight areas and removable for tool-free maintenance
Dual LEDs illuminate work surface and provide diagnostics on tool
Kit Includes Concrete Nailer: x2 - 5.0Ah Li-Ion Batteries x1 -Multi-Voltage Charger x1 - Heavy Duty TSTAK Kit Box
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