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Product Description:
Steel and rubber body protectors. Tool-less depth of drive adjustment for precision nailing. Carbide tipped push lever with cylinder valve firing mechanism. Rubber safety valve covering resists dirt and tar.
STANDARD EQUIPMENT: Eye protection, Allen wrenches for M4 and M5 screws.
SPECIFICATIONS: Coil, Wire Collation 7/8" - 1 3/4" x .120. Nail capacity of 120 nails. Operating air pressure of 70-120 PSI. Air consumption of .046 ft. cubed per cycle at 100 PSI. 3/8" Air Inlet. Dimensions 9-27/32" x 4-5/8" x 10-3/8" with 3/4" NPT thread. Fires all standard roofing nails ranging in size from 7/8" to 1-3/4".
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Product Details:
- ASIN: B00008ZA05
- Brand: Hitachi
- Color:
- Model: NV45AB2S
- Released on:
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Features
- Powerful, lightweight, and well balanced nailer for roofing applications
- Adjustable depth of drive; bottom load magazine
- Lightweight and well-balanced
- Includes safety glasses, (2) hex bar wrenches (3 and 4 mm)
- Weighs 5.7 pounds; 5-year warranty
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Editorial Reviews:
Amazon.com
This tool’s daddy, the NV45AB, was a fine piece of machinery, but Hitachi took it back to the drawing board and after a few significant improvements, put this NV45AB2 coil roofing nailer on the market, where it collected awards and praise from all corners. Deserved, we think. There’s no more fiddling on the roof because the depth of drive adjustment is tool-free now, too. Hitachi dumped the racket-grip handle in favor of a great rubber grip which is much easier on the user. Rubber pads were incorporated into the metal body protectors, ensuring a firm grip on the shingles without slipping. Hitachi kept the best features of this nailer’s predecessor, too—-things like pneumatic feed and return (most nailers we’ve seen have spring return), which help power the tool through tar and buildup that might otherwise trigger a jam. Tough housing stands up to shingle scrapes, and a carbide-tipped push lever means long life for the tool’s nose. Even at a nice, light 5.2 pounds, this workhorse fires an impressive three nails per second. Roofers will like the changes.--Kris Jensen-Van Heste
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Customer Reviews:
Average Rating = 5.0
Total Reviews = 2
[5 Stars]: Woody
After extensive research I chose the Hitachi roofing nailer and was not at all disappointed. The nailer proved to perform excellent under all conditions. No matter how fast I went it did not misfire or jam. The only time I did have a problem was when I went to use it for the first time. After it was "broke in" it performed excellent. My roofing contractor said that he would buy it from me whenever I wish to sell it (he had to try it out also). I am very satisfied with the purchase I made and have no buyers remorse on this item.
[5 Stars]: pro roofer
i own 4 of these - they work every day - just preform
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