The Paslode 16-Gauge Straight Pneumatic Finish Nailer's oil-free design allows for a long-term and maintenance-free operation, reducing cleanup time and associated costs.

Paslode recently introduced its new 16-Gauge Straight Pneumatic Finish Nailer (T250S-F16P), upgraded for comfort in all applications. With enhanced features, it optimizes balance, maximizes comfort, reduces fatigue and increases productivity. This new tool drives worksite efficiency, offering the proven Paslode performance.

The Paslode 16-Gauge Straight Pneumatic Finish Nailer's oil-free design allows for a long-term and maintenance-free operation, reducing cleanup time and associated costs. The tool has best-in-class ergonomics due to several features, including the enhanced trigger, which users can easily pull when reaching away from their body. The handle and grip are designed for comfort and a secure hold, making this a well-balanced finish nailer. This tool also has a rear exhaust that vents air away from the user.

For optimal performance, experience nonstop nailing with Paslode's 16-Gauge Finish Nails. They are galvanized for corrosion resistance, and the chisel point helps prevent wood splitting to ensure a high-quality finish.

The new Paslode 16-Gauge Straight Pneumatic Finish Nailer will be available in early 2018 at retailers and midyear at Specialty Tools & Fasteners Distributors Association (STAFDA) distributors and dealers.

For more information about Paslode and its industry-leading nailing systems, visit www.paslode.com.

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