Lightweight aluminium body with soft-grip rubber handle. Ideal for upholstery, trim work, crafts, ...Lightweight aluminium body with soft-grip rubber handle. Ideal for upholstery, trim work, crafts, panelling, cabinet assembly etc. Safety trigger prevents accidental firing. Drives 18 gauge brad nails 10-50mm and 18 gauge staples 13-40mm. Working pressure 4 - 7.0bar (60-100psi). Includes 1/4" male quick connector.
This guide is for users of the Silverline Air Nailer Stapler. It's designed to help you quickly and efficiently fasten materials in various applications, from upholstery to cabinet assembly. The key benefit is its speed and ease of use, making projects faster to complete. Note that this tool requires an air compressor for operation.
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Model Part Number
633524
Brand
Silverline
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FAQs
What type of fasteners does this tool use?
This tool uses 18 gauge brad nails and 18 gauge staples.
What is the recommended air pressure?
The recommended working pressure is 4 - 7.0bar (60-100psi).
What safety features does the nailer have?
It has a safety trigger to prevent accidental firing.
How do I load fasteners?
Consult the user manual for instructions, but typically you'll slide the fastener strip into the magazine.
Where can I use this nailer?
It is ideal for upholstery, trim work, crafts, panelling, and cabinet assembly.
How do I maintain the tool?
Clean after each use. Lubricate regularly as per the manufacturer's instructions.
What if the tool jams?
Refer to the troubleshooting section or the user manual for jam clearing instructions.
What type of connector does the nailer have?
It includes a 1/4" male quick connector.
Troubleshooting
Nailer/Stapler not firing.
Check the air compressor is turned on and supplying sufficient pressure. Ensure the safety trigger is fully engaged. Verify that the magazine is loaded correctly with fasteners.
Fasteners are not driving flush.
Increase the air pressure within the recommended range. Make sure the tool is placed firmly against the work surface before firing.
Air leaking from the tool.
Check all connections for leaks. Inspect the tool for any visible damage. If the issue persists, contact a qualified technician.
Jams occur frequently.
Use the correct size and type of fasteners. Ensure the magazine is clean. If the issue persists, clear the jam following the manufacturer's instructions.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Lightweight design reduces fatigue during extended use.
Versatile, accommodating both brad nails and staples.
Safety trigger enhances user safety.
Soft-grip handle provides comfortable operation.
Quick connector simplifies setup.
Suitable for a wide range of applications.
Cons
Requires an air compressor for operation.
May require practice to master for precise placement.
Limited to 18 gauge fasteners.
Working pressure needs to be maintained within the specified range for optimal performance.
Fasteners of different sizes need to be purchased separately.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Connecting to the Air Compressor: Attach the 1/4" male quick connector (included) to your air hose. Then, connect the hose to the air compressor.
Loading Fasteners: Load the appropriate size brad nails or staples into the magazine.
Adjusting Air Pressure: Set the air compressor to the recommended working pressure of 60-100psi (4-7.0bar).
Compatibility: This tool is compatible with 18 gauge brad nails (10-50mm) and 18 gauge staples (13-40mm).
Care: After each use, disconnect from the air supply. Clean the tool with a dry cloth. Regularly lubricate the tool according to the manufacturer's instructions. Store in a clean and dry place.