
HBT HBT64P 16 Gauge Straight Finish Nailer
- Item Weight: 7.45 pounds
- Material: Magnesium, Steel, Plastic
- Battery: No
Last refreshed Aug 4, 2026 · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A 16 gauge pneumatic finish nailer with a magnesium housing for reduced weight. Needs an air compressor, so confirm that fits your setup.
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ASIN: B07ZWXHN38Model: HBT64PCategory: Nailers
Overview
HBT's HBT64P is a 16 gauge finish nailer with a magnesium housing and straight magazine, weighing 7.45 pounds.
The magnesium housing trims weight compared with steel-bodied finish nailers, useful for overhead trim work where every pound matters over a long day. It runs without a battery, so it needs a compressor and air line rather than a battery pack. The straight magazine sets it apart from angled finish nailers, which matters for reaching into corners.
- 16 gauge finish nailer
- Magnesium housing, straight magazine
- 7.45 pound weight
Who it's for
Trim carpenters and finish crews already running an air compressor who want a lighter 16 gauge nailer for baseboard, casing and similar work. Not for cordless-only job sites, since this model has no battery.
Pros and cons
- Magnesium housing reduces weight
- Straight magazine for corner access
- Requires a separate air compressor
- No battery-powered option
Performance notes
Pneumatic operation, with no battery, means driving power ties to your compressor's output rather than a charge cycle. The magnesium housing keeps the 7.45 pound weight down relative to steel-bodied equivalents, which matters most during overhead or repetitive trim work.
Specifications
| Brand | HBT |
|---|---|
| Model | HBT64P |
| Item Weight | 7.45 poundshigher than 76% of 140 nailers |
| Material | Magnesium, Steel, Plastic |
| Battery | No |
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Frequently asked questions
Does the HBT HBT64P need a battery?
No, it's pneumatic and runs off a compressor.
What gauge nails does it drive?
16 gauge.
What is the housing made of?
Magnesium, with steel and plastic components elsewhere.


