FG-GUN
Semi-automatic, gas-actuated, cordless nail gun for dry partitions.
Direct fixing enables precise, reliable installation and also saves time due to its rapid application. Gas-actuated direct fixing allows instant, fast, autonomous fixing. The system is ideal for jobs that require strength and power when working with materials such as concrete, aerated concrete, hardwood or steel.
High-capacity lithium battery
Light, comfortable and easy to use. Weighs 3.8 kg
Adjustable penetration depth
Barrel for electrical applications
Fixing to concrete and steel
Nail depth control
Faster, cleaner jobs
No cables
Integrated safety systems
Guns supplied with full case
Ease of use
Great trigger autonomy
No need for prior drilling, speeding up the process
Low recoil
Semi-automatic, gas-actuated, cordless nail gun for dry partitions.
Semiautomatic, wireless, gas-actuated nail gun for electricians
Direct fixing using a gas-actuated nail gun is simple: once the gas has been charged, just position the tip of the gun on the surface and pull the trigger.
Upon squeezing the trigger, unless the safety system is activated, a spark ignites the gas in the combustion chamber. The battery, included in the case, then activates a fan that extracts the combustion gases.
Standard galvanised nails for concrete
Galvanised nails for hard materials
Metal crown. Sale format: plastic container
Metal crown for gas-actuated nail gun
Universal anchor
Simple guide conduit clip
Multi-diameter conduit clip
Snap-in conduit clip
Pipe strap
Threaded bracket
Snap-in conduit clip
Flange base. Grey colour available
Fixing band
Installation of channels and angles for laminated plaster panels.
Fixing of meshes and technical fabrics on concrete wall.
Fitting of electrical installations to the ceiling or the wall.
Fitting of corrugated tubes with clamp to the floor, wall and ceiling.
Fitting of rigid tubes to flat surfaces (wall, ceiling, etc.).
1. Insert nail magazine into the gun
2. Insert the gas cartridge
3. Attach the battery
4. Load the nails in the magazine
5. Point the gun downwards
6. Press the gun down against a flat surface
7. Squeeze the trigger
8. End result