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General| Power Source | Pneumatic |
|---|---|
| Operating Pressure | 70-120 PSI |
| Type | Nail Gun |
| Fastener Length | 1-1/4 in to 2-1/2 in |
| Magazine Capacity | 100 |
| Applications | Sheathing, Fencing |
Mandatory eye protection conforming to ANSI Z87.1 for flying fasteners and debris.
Mentions hearing and head protection requirements in specific environments.
Prohibits use of oxygen, combustible, or bottled gases as power source.
Warns against exceeding 200 P.S.I.G. to prevent tool bursting.
Explains risk of residual air pressure with wrong fittings.
Warns against actuating trigger/contact arm while connected to air.
Lists conditions requiring air supply disconnection for safety.
Lists safety precautions during tool loading to prevent accidental firing.
Emphasizes careful handling, avoiding horseplay, and proper trigger use.
Warns against holding trigger pulled except during fastening.
Advises keeping body parts away from discharge area due to recoil.
Stresses frequent checks of contact arm for correct operation.
Warns against driving fasteners at steep angles or near edges.
Critical warning against using tool near flammable materials due to explosion risk.
Discourages using the rafter hook for hanging the tool from the body.
Details model, actuation, dimensions, and weight of the N66C.
Specifies accepted nail sizes and air fitting requirements.
Sets operational pressure range and details air consumption rate.
Explains how contact trip and sequential trip mechanisms work.
Identifies tool models by trigger color (black/gray).
Details fittings, hoses, supply source, and regulator needs.
Advises on pressure limits and the importance of clean filters.
Recommends lubricant types, frequency, and cold weather use.
Repeats eye protection and lists key safety rules to prevent accidental injuries.
Instructions for opening, adjusting, and loading the nail coil.
How to close the magazine cover and remove the plastic nail strip.
Use tool only for intended purpose, carry by handle, avoid alterations.
Never direct fasteners toward users; do not use tool as hammer.
Never clamp trigger; don't leave tool unattended with air hose.
Operate only with legible warning label; report malfunctions.
Read warnings, check tool specifications for operating system.
Details single fastener and rapid fastener placement.
Warnings about trigger holding, body clearance, and recoil.
Explains the operating sequence for sequential trip models.
Steps to verify correct operation of contact and sequential trip mechanisms.
Recommends genuine parts, seal assembly, and air supply considerations.
Lists causes and corrections for trigger, frame, and nose leaks and failure to cycle.
Addresses lack of power, skipping fasteners, and jamming problems.
Troubleshooting for intermittent feed and jamming in coil nailers.
