What is the PSI/pnuematic pressure range for this nailer?
493632
I ran mine at 90 psi with a 150psi tank. Fired fine until tank pressure got below 40psi.
493633
I believe they recommend 75, my experience is that 95-100 was the best operating range, seemed to drive the nail in just below the 2x surface
493634
My nailer is in my shed so I don't have that specific information right now. I will tell you that I have a Porter-Cable PCFP12236, which is designed to operate at or under 150psi that I used my nailer with. I built an entire 8x8x8 wood garden shed, and currently building a 10x15 wood storage shed, and I have had NO problems. I love this framing nailer. I bought a box of 2,000 Freeman framing nails to use with it. The reviews for the nails said you should use it in a Freeman gun. I took the chance, and like I said, I completed my first project and on to the next one and have not had any jamming problems, or any other issues. I hope this helps. Good luck. My nailer is in my shed so I don't have that specific information right now. I will tell you that I have a Porter-Cable PCFP12236, which is designed to operate at or under 150psi that I used my nailer with. I built an entire 8x8x8 wood garden shed, and currently building a 10x15 wood storage shed, and I have had NO problems. I love this framing nailer. I bought a box of 2,000 Freeman framing nails to use with it. The reviews for the nails said you should use it in a Freeman gun. I took the chance, and like I said, I completed my first project and on to the next one and have not had any... » Read More My nailer is in my shed so I don't have that specific information right now. I will tell you that I have a Porter-Cable PCFP12236, which is designed to operate at or under 150psi that I used my nailer with. I built an entire 8x8x8 wood garden shed, and currently building a 10x15 wood storage shed, and I have had NO problems. I love this framing nailer. I bought a box of 2,000 Freeman framing nails to use with it. The reviews for the nails said you should use it in a Freeman gun. I took the chance, and like I said, I completed my first project and on to the next one and have not had any jamming problems, or any other issues. I hope this helps. Good luck. « Show Less
1918904
Manufacturer's usually state that the PSI should be between 80-120 PSI in almost all nail guns. I usually have my compressor set not to go below 90 PSI. A lot depends on the gun and what you are nailing into. The harder woods sometimes it is nice to bump up the PSI to 100+ and not let it go below that.
2141549
38 psi I think... I try to give positive reviews but this one had no saving grace. I bought 2 and had to return them both...First time it came broken; second time it worked only a few minutes then stopped. Look at some of the negative reviews before you buy this. They are true. I did not want to believe them but ...it is so. Don't get it...you will be sad.
1647909
Not sure. I bought mines at Home depot. "Grip Rite" 21 deg /4000 nails 3 1/4" for around 50 bucks. Not a jam after more than 1000 shots. The Max is amazing.
2122492
I believe its 21° , and shoots a full-head nail..great gun i have 3 of them..very light in hand compared to others !
360461
that compressor is fine the nail gun operates at 120 max. I was running the gun around 100 to 110 psi No Problems.
279964
I have used this Porter Cable pin nailer with psi below 100. (Range is 70 psi min. & 100 psi max) I have driven 1/2", 3/4" & 1" pins at 80 psi. It is a wonderful tool and I reccommend it highly.
2111306
Hello, The manufacturer states a range of air Pressure at 90-120psi to operate. I always run at 120 psi to make sure it gets a nice hard pull on the rivet. I tried backing off to 90 psi a few times but it did not seat them down as tight as full pressure does. This was with steel rivets, so aluminum rivets may pull okay at the lower pressure. Thats something you would have to test out on an few scraps. For the best overall result make sure you push the gun nose and the rivet flange up tight and level to the work piece right as you pull the trigger. If you let the nose slack back while you trigger it the rivet will not pull up tight to the work piece. And if you dont have it flat and flush it will set the rivet cocked at an angle and you will have to pull it out and start over. Good luck.
1629035
It will operate between 80 and 120 psi, when it gets down to about 90 I will turn the compressor on and let it pump up to 120. It seems to drive the nail in better.
1805704
I get best results at 45 to 50 psi as for max air presser any thing over 100 psi my cutter will stop working , built in safety I guess.
1330258
Not sure if you are looking for maximum input pressure or maximum output pressure, but I have 125 PSI going in and I can barely get 100 PSI going out. It still allows me to run all of my air tools and paint sprayers. Hope this helps.
2096320
Porter Cable 6 gallon 150 psi Max. Purchased on Amazon when I bought my nailer
652459
Min air pressure 60 PSI Max air pressure 100 PSI. nail is extremely small good for holding parts while glue sets up .To anchor parts X nail with two nails at an angle to keep the parts from working off the fasteners.
1918903
I run mine @ 90 PSI. I use a Porter Cable pancake at home and a Senco PC1010 on the jobsite. The gun works great with either compressor.
652460
Hi - Really, any compressor will do from a pancake to a double tank beast. The gun uses very little flow per cycle and operating pressure [more important] averages out to be about 110 psi for best results. If you cycle the gun very quickly a lower flow rate will tell but I doubt it will be important for your work. This is the best pin nailer I have used to date and has a multitude of uses for fine work and repairing such things as fractured clapboards and split furniture also ... molding goes up and the holes are just about nonexistent. Have fun with it - DB
194188
I don't know, but it is not much. It only uses a bit of air when the gun fires and I had it on a pancake compressor. A small compressor is plenty for this tool. If you are wondering about psi rather than cfm, then 90 psi will run it fine.
2070520
70-75 psi seems to work well. more pressure does not appear to have any greater effect. Hands down, one of the best purchases I have made in some time. I only use 110 volts. It has been more than adequate for my needs.