20 Year old Paslode keeps in trim
After leading the market for two decades, Paslode, the innovator of gas nailing technology, has just launched a new range of 2nd fix trim tools:
The new Paslode IM65 16 Gauge straight brad nailer is now more compact, lighter and easier to use than its popular predecessor, the IM250. A powerful motor will sequentially drive up to 1,000 16-64mm straight nails per hour and with its lighter weight, better balance and soft grip handle & trigger, wrist and arm fatigue are substantially reduced.
An easier to load magazine holds 100 nails and nail lock-out prevents blank firing, minimising wood damage. The tool free depth of drive adjustment gives complete control over nail depth and a no-mar tip with sight lines allows accurate placement.
The Paslode IM250A angled brad nailer has been remodelled to become the IM65A. This 16-guage nailer drives up to 1,000 32-63mm brads per hour to the same specifications as the IM65 but with its angled magazine is perfect for accessing tight and hard to reach places making it the ideal tool for fixing skirting, architraves, dado, window casing and T&G panelling.
To complete the family, the IM200 becomes the Paslode IM50 18-gauge brad nailer. Driving up to 1,000 16-50mm brads per hour, this versatile tool is ideal for shop fitting, light joinery, panelling, architrave, coving, beading and moulding.
All three tools have a distinctive new style casing whilst remaining instantly recognisable by Paslode’s trademark orange and black. Manufactured in Europe they are supported by CE approvals together with Paslode’s unrivalled levels of support, after sales service and training. And probably the best news of all is that the IM65, IM65A and IM50 are available at the same competitive prices as the previous Paslode brad range. A complete package which is testament to Paslode’s commitment to remaining the market leader in cordless gas nailing technology.
