Electric nail guns are driven by built-in motors without supporting air compressors or air hoses. They are ready to work once powered on and allow flexible operation at any site. Lightweight structure equipped with overload protection and adjustable nailing depth delivers stable driving force, low jamming rate and low operation noise, with easy daily maintenance. Suitable for home renovation, upholstery processing, small woodworking, advertising production and DIY projects, they are ideal fastening tools for construction sites without air supply.
1. Electric Straight Nail Gun Series
Standard Models: F30, F50, ST18 Matching Nails: F-series fine straight nails, ST18 light steel row nails Application: F30 and F50 are applied to furniture panel splicing, wood veneers, decorative mouldings and cabinet assembly, leaving tiny nail holes with minimal post-finish repair work. ST18 steel nails feature stronger penetration for fixing gypsum boards and light keel substrates.
2. Electric Staple Gun Series
Standard Models: 1013J, 1022J, 422J, 8016 Matching Nails: Standard 10J, 4J and 80-series staples Application: Designed for fastening sofa fabric, leather upholstery, advertising cloth, window screens, thermal insulation cotton and various thin boards, covering narrow and medium-width stapling demands.
3. Electric Dual-Purpose Nail Gun Series
Standard Models: F30/422J Dual-Purpose Matching Nails: Compatible with two mainstream nail types, F30 straight nails and 422J staples Application: 2-in-1 tool meets both precision woodworking fixing and upholstery board stapling needs. Portable and cost-effective, perfect for household maintenance and sporadic store renovation work.
1. Only use qualified nails of matching specifications; deformed and inferior nails are forbidden to avoid internal mechanism damage caused by nail jams.
2. Adjust nailing depth before construction to prevent board penetration or loose fixation.
3. Stop operation and cool down immediately if the tool overheats after long continuous work; overload operation is prohibited.
4. Cut off power supply before clearing jammed nails or disassembling for maintenance.
5. Clean wood dust and debris inside the magazine after use, and store the tool in a cool and dry place.
