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MAX Pneumatic Nailers and Staplers
MAX builds pneumatic fastening tools for framing, siding, roofing, decking, and trim. This collection covers coil siding and decking nailers, the CN445R roofing nailers, SuperFramer stick and coil framing nailers including clipped head and plastic collation models, and industrial coil nailers for pallet and crate work. For finish work there are 15-gauge angled and 16-gauge straight finish nailers, 18-gauge brad nailers, a 23-gauge pin nailer, plus medium and narrow crown staplers and a 1/4-inch by 75-foot air hose.
What to Look For
- Collation. Coil nailers hold more fasteners per load; stick nailers are lighter and easier to handle on walls and rafters.
- Nail head and angle. Check whether your local code calls for full round or clipped head nails before choosing a SuperFramer.
- Application. Siding and decking models are tuned for those fasteners, so pick the dedicated tool if that is most of your work.
- Air supply. Every MAX tool here is pneumatic, so plan the compressor and hose with the nailer.
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MAX Tool FAQ
Which MAX nailer should a framer start with?
Start with a SuperFramer for walls and floors, then add a coil roofing or siding nailer if you also handle the exterior. The finish and brad nailers round out trim work. Pair any of them with the right nails.
What are the industrial coil nailers for?
The CN55, CN70, CN80, and CN100 are coil nailers built for high-volume production such as pallets, crates, and fencing, where the tool runs most of the day.