From the manufacturer
Makita FN001GZ02
- Brad nail length 15 to 40mm, 18 gauge, magazine capacity 100 pieces
- Driving depth adjustment
- Anti-dry fire mechanism
- Trigger lock
- Slim nose to allow for driving of nails securely into a groove of narrow skirting board
- Contact arm mechanism
- Window for view the quantity of remaining nails
- Drives up to 5000 nails on a single charge (battery not included)
The FN001GZ02 is capable of driving up to 5000 nails on a single charge (2.5 Ah battery) and brad nail length capacity 15mm to 40mm.
FN001GZ02 features battery protection circuit, designed to protect the battery from damages due to overheating, over-discharge and overload current.
Makita FN001GZ02 40V Max Li-ion XGT Brushless 18Ga Brad Nailer supplied in a Makpac Case – Batteries and Chargers Not Included
The Makita FN001GZ02 40V Max Li-ion XGT Brushless 18Ga Brad Nailer is a cordless 18 Ga Brad Nailer to eliminate the requirement of a compressor and air hose, powered by 40V Max Li-ion XGT battery (not included) to supply energy to the powerful 40V brushless motor.
The FN001GZ02 is equipped with trigger lock to prevent accidental start-up, anti-dry fire mechanism to minimise driving blanks and damaging the work surface, tool-less driving depth adjustment for precise flush and countersink finish and a magazine capacity of 100 pieces.
The Makita FN001GZ02 40V Max Li-ion XGT Brushless 18Ga Brad Nailer has a slim nose to allow for driving nails securely into a groove of narrow skirting board, low re-coil mechanism, contact arm mechanism for continuous nailing and drag nailing and a viewing window to check the quantity of remaining nails.
Robert Carlton –
Price of battery is an absolute joke
ian gilligan –
All my products are makita – battery powered – so was always going with makita brand.. light weight and easy to use but dosnt work as it says it does. Dose not drive 35mm into hardwood or two 18mm mdf pieces together – leaves pins out by 5mm on mdf – solid even more..Very disappointing