RIDGID R175RNF Pneumatic Coil Roofing Nailer
- 1.75 inches listed wide end diameter
- 6.6 pounds
- RIDGID orange finish
- Thin listing: no nail range, PSI or warranty given
Updated 3 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A RIDGID pneumatic roofing nailer sold with almost no specs in the listing. Confirm nail size, air pressure and warranty with RIDGID before buying.
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ASIN: B01N48T6RPModel: R175RNF
Overview
Loading a coil of roofing nails into this RIDGID nailer, you drive shingles with air from a compressor rather than a hammer. This listing gives only the weight and one dimension, and its bullet text describes an unrelated parts brand.
A pneumatic nailer speeds roof work compared with hand nailing, but this listing does not confirm the nail range, operating pressure or what is in the box. Treat the page as a placeholder and verify details first.
Who it's for
Roofers and contractors replacing a known RIDGID tool can order by model number. Homeowners comparing nailers need a listing that states nail sizes, pressure and included parts.
Pros and cons
- Pneumatic speed for shingle work
- Known RIDGID model number
- Moderate tool weight
- Nail range not listed
- Description text is for another brand
- Air pressure and fittings unknown
Performance notes
Air from a compressor drives each nail, so speed depends on compressor output and hose setup. A coil magazine holds many nails, cutting reload stops on a roof. Without listed pressure or depth settings, setup details must come from the manual.
Specifications
| Brand | RIDGID |
|---|---|
| Model | R175RNF |
Frequently asked questions
Is the RIDGID R175RNF a cordless nailer?
No. The title describes it as pneumatic, so it runs from an air compressor.
What does the RIDGID R175RNF weigh?
6.6 pounds.
Why does the RIDGID listing mention Stens parts?
The bullet and description text describe Stens replacement parts, not this nailer, so rely on RIDGID's own documents for details.