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50.00 lb. Black Aluminum Oxide 70 Grit Abrasive Media Power-Equipment-Generators Gasoline fasteners TRIGGER: Sequential drive mechanism
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50.00 lb. Black Aluminum Oxide 70 Grit Abrasive Media Power Equipment Generators Gasoline fasteners TRIGGER: Sequential drive mechanism fasteners TRIGGER: Sequential drive mechanism ensures precision nail placement DRY FIRE LOCKOUT: Dry fire lockout prevents the nailer from firing with no nails POSITIVE SAFETY: Positive safety allows the tool to use the nail as a guide without damaging the collation GRIP: Rubber grip provides comfort and ensures a secure grip AIR DEFLECTOR: Adjustable air deflector directs the air exhaust in any direction NARROW DESIGN: Allows for ease of use in tight spaces copolymer resins so the vent remains sturdy clean castings and strip paint Easy to pour canister
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