Neiler is a special automatic tool designed to quickly hammer nails. In a simple way, it is often called a battery nailer. Models of neilers differ in the type of drive: gas, pneumatic and electric. Gas and cordless tools provide freedom of movement, pneumatic tools have a minimum cost of a shot.
The advantage of any neiler is the lack of need for the application of force, the nails do not bend, even if they are hammered at an angle. With most models (with the exception of wireframes) it is convenient to work with one hand. Devices use hardware fastened on cassettes of 10 to 100 pieces and on tapes of up to 300 pieces.
Nailers are widely used in carpentry, construction and processes in which metal products are consumed in large volumes. Demanded in professional and amateur finishing work, where a high speed of work is required.
Electric nulers
Electric models are represented by mains and battery nailers working with pins, brackets, nails and studs. Each device works with hardware of a certain range of sizes. The main problem of many models is spring drawdown, which occurs during different periods of operation and manifests itself in a decrease in impact power.
Pneumatic models
Neilers, characterized by the minimum cost of a shot, lightweight body, speed, power and availability. Devices are undemanding to operating and maintenance conditions, maintainable, can work with hardware of any size. Function on the energy of compressed air from the compressor.
1. The Bison
A network neiler designed for working with small hardware, nailing furniture fabrics and wooden parts. A cord length of 2.5 meters provides sufficient mobility and allows you to work on an area of ââ1.5-2 square meters.
Security is provided by the power key and protection against accidental shots. The neiler is powered by a 220 V network, there is an adjustment of the impact force. Works with nails, pins and staples.
For finishing "Bison" is not used, since a dent from the striker remains near a hammered nail. It is delivered without a suitcase for storage and transportation. The disadvantage is that at a temperature of +5 degrees and below, the cord starts to tan.
The hammer and nails are jammed when working at a fast pace. This can be corrected by turning off the device and parsing the nose. Frequent jamming is more difficult to eliminate and require the dismantling of the plastic posts, with which the coil is mounted in the housing.
2. DeWalt DCN 692P2
DeWalt cordless nailer with rack type magazine. A device weighing 4 kilograms is perfectly balanced, the recoil is well extinguished, and the depth of nail driving is located above the barrel. It can work with 50-90 mm nails at an angle of 30-350 degrees. On the bow of the battery nailer are indicators of jamming and overheating and prongs for angular shooting. Stuck hardware is quickly and accurately removed. Two lithium-ion batteries are supplied with the instrument.
In the store of the battery nailer is placed one cassette for 55 hardware. The highest quality imported cassettes cost a large amount, inexpensive D330 lead to deformation of the striker and loosening of the coil mounts.
After 15-20 thousand shot nails, a backlash of the coil appears, which is easily eliminated without the use of a special tool. When using high-quality cassettes and hardware, the working life of a striker is 50 thousand operations. The average operating life of a battery nailer is 70 thousand shots.
3. Hilti BX 3ME
High-capacity mounting battery tacker designed for fastening metal profiles and plastic fasteners to concrete, steel structures and bricks.
The built-in battery lasts for 700 shots. A support fork is located on the handle, thanks to which the barrel of the device can be installed at right angles to the surface. The fork and barrel can also be used as a stand if necessary. The support element is easily removable to facilitate targeting of fasteners in the strob.
The disadvantages of the model are the high cost and lack of a clogging force regulator. Branded plastic fasteners are durable, unlike analogues that quickly break.
4. Neiler Makita
Makita cordless nailer designed to drive 15â40 mm hardware into concrete surfaces. The device has the following characteristics:
- Handle made of non-slip material.
- Protection against an empty or accidental shot.
- The neiler can be attached to the waist belt using a special hook.
- Displays the battery level.
The weight of the battery nailer is about 4 kilograms. Cassette capacity - 40 hardware.
5. Bosch GSK 18 V-Li Neiler
Cordless nailer designed for hammering hardware of various sizes. High speed allows large volumes to be carried out in a short time. Neiler belongs to the category of professional tool and is used in various fields of activity.
The capacity of the Bosch cordless nailer cassette is 110 hardware. It can work with nails 32-63 mm long. Rechargeable batteries are provided that provide autonomous operation of the neiler.
The device has a large number of advantages that ensure efficient and convenient operation. The main advantages are:
- Fasteners for carrying a nuler on a waist belt.
- The ability to adjust the depth of driving nails.
- The handle is covered with rubberized anti-slip material.
- Hardware is easily installed in cartridges.
The listed battery neulers are considered one of the best among the models on the market and are distinguished by impact power, speed, efficiency, convenience and ease of operation, reasonable price and autonomy.