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Bostitch RH25R50G50 2.5mm Ring
Nail X 50mm Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
50mm galvanised ring
round head nails.
type: ring.
head width: 2.5mm.
length: 50mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£29.09

Archived Product

Bostitch RH28R75G50 2.8mm Ring
Nail X 75mm Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
75mm galvanised ring
round head nails.
type: ring.
head width: 2.8mm.
length: 75mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£39.45

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Bostitch RH2545G50 2.5mm
Smooth X 45mm Nail Galvanised
Pack Of 2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
45mm galvanised smooth
round head finish
nails.
type: smooth.
head width: 2.5mm.
length: 45mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£26.59

Archived Product

Bostitch RH3190G50 3.1mm
Smooth Nail X 90mm Galvanised
Pack Of 2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
90mm galvanised smooth
round head finish
nails.
type: smooth.
head width: 3.1mm.
length: 90mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£63.05

Archived Product

Bostitch RH25R55G50 2.5mm Ring
Nail X 55mm Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
55mm galvanised ring
round head nails.
type: ring.
head width: 2.5mm.
length: 55mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£30.75

Archived Product

Bostitch RH2850G50 2.8mm
Smooth Nail X 50mm Galvanised
Pack Of 2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
50mm galvanised smooth
round head finish
nails.
type: smooth.
head width: 2.8mm.
length: 50mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£25.85

Archived Product

Bostitch RH28R50G50 2.8mm Ring
Nail X 50mm Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Availability: In Stock

£30.59

Archived Product

Bostitch RH2875G50 2.8mm
Smooth Nail X 75mm Galvanised
Pack Of 2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
75mm galvanised smooth
round head finish
nails.
type: smooth.
head width: 2.8mm.
length: 75mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£38.29

Archived Product

Bostitch F21PL-e RH & MCN
Stick Nailer + Case

As the next generation
replacement for the
n88rh2mcne framer, this
tool retains the unique
feature of being two
tools in one, either a
round head framing nailer
or a positive placement
nailer (for nailing
through pre formed holes
in metal construction
brackets) making the tool
outstanding value for
money. with this latest
evolution, the tools
driving power has been
boosted by 5%, the body
has a wasted shape to
improve sightline and a
repositioned handle to
give impeccable balance
and comfort in use. using
21â° plastic collated
framing nails hot dip
galvanized to 50 microns
and specially designed
positive placement nails;
the tool comes complete
with two noses enabling a
five second change
between modes via the
push button depth control
button. this tool is
perfect for all framing
and first fix
applications where good
corrosion resistance is
required and of course
anywhere you need to
drive a nail through a
pre formed hole. Driving
power: 1050 inch/lbs
magazine capacity: 75
operating pressure:
70-120 psi, 5-8.25 bar
weight: 3.7
kg.

Availability: In Stock

£327.29

Archived Product

Bostitch RH28Rr65G50 2.8mm
Ring Nail X 65mm Galvanised
Pack Of 2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
65mm galvanised ring
round head nails.
type: ring.
head width: 2.8mm.
length: 65mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£35.95

Archived Product

Bostitch RH31r80G50 3.1mm Ring
Nail X 80mm Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
65mm galvanised ring
round head nails.
type: ring.
head width: 3.1mm.
length: 80mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£64.05

Archived Product

Bostitch MCN Anchor Stick 4.00
38 Mm Ring Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Galvanised ring nail
anchor stick for use with
n88rh-2mcn-e only when
mcn is fitted. galvanised
to 15 microns. Ring shank
with conical head which
centres the nail in the
pre drilled hole.
length 38mm
dia 4mm
note ; mcn nails only for
use with mcn
tip.

Availability: In Stock

£56.19

Archived Product

Bostitch RH25R45G50 2.5mm Ring
Nail X 45mm Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
45mm galvanised ring
round head nails.
type: ring.
head width: 2.5mm.
length: 45mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£27.35

Archived Product

Bostitch RH2865G50 2.8mm
Smooth Nail X 65mm Galvanised
Pack Of 2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
65mm galvanised smooth
round head finish
nails.
type: smooth.
head width: 2.8mm.
length: 65mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£34.89

Archived Product

Bostitch RH31R90G50 3.1mm Ring
Nail X 90mm Galvanised Pack Of
2000

Pack's of 2000 round head
nails. These plastic
collated stick nails
traditionally have a full
round head, while only
giving marginally better
holding power to clipped
head nails, they are
preferred by the
construction industry.
collation is angled at
21â° to accommodate the
overlapping heads.
smooth shank nails have
exactly that: a smooth
appearance. due to their
regular form they can be
produced at very high
speed and are therefore
the most economical type
of nail. however, their
holding power is the
lower than ring shank
nails. they require less
energy to drive them and
the air consumption per
nail can be lower.
sometimes it is possible
to use a smaller tool to
drive them.
ring shank nails have a
series of rings punched
into the surface of the
shank. again a difference
in the diameter of the
shank is produced making
it even more difficult to
withdraw the nail. ring
shank nails have to be
produced at lower speeds
and their cost is
generally higher than for
a smooth shank nail. the
air consumption per nail
is also higher, and the
energy required to drive
these nails into hard
wood is very much
greater.
bright finish is without
any form of protection
and is the most
economical choice, but
the nails will start to
rust before nails that
have a protective
treatment. used in
applications where no
protection is required,
for example a one way
disposal pallet. as all
standard nails come with
this finish.
galvanising, or coating
with zinc, is the best
way to prevent nails from
corroding. the zinc does
not protect the steel of
the nail, but is
corroded first. the
thicker the zinc coating,
the longer it will be
before the nail is
attacked. the thickest
coating is called hot
dipped and is applied by
dipping the nails into a
bath of molten zinc.
galvanised protection is
measured in microns (each
micron is 0.000001 of an
metre thick). the thicker
the micron coating the
better the protection
level of the nails.
to suit f21pl-e and
n79rh-2 pneumatic
nailers.
90mm galvanised ring
round head nails.
type: ring.
head width: 3.1mm.
length: 90mm.
pack: box of 2000
nails.

Availability: In Stock

£61.29

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