Makita AN613 Pneumatic Siding Coil Nailer
- 15 degree wire and plastic collated coil nails
- 2-1/2" siding nailer
- 9 detents tool-less depth adjustment
- 2-mode selector: single sequential and contact actuation
- 7.48 pounds, aluminum housing
- Air Fitting included
- 3-year limited warranty
Updated 3 days ago · Based on the Amazon listing and published specifications, not hands-on testing.
A light aluminum siding coil nailer with tool-less depth control and a selectable firing mode for flush or countersunk nails. Operating pressure and nail length range are not listed, so check your compressor and nails first.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. ProductDome earns a commission when you buy through links on this page.
ASIN: B08JZCF3C3Model: AN613
Overview
Makita built this pneumatic siding nailer around a coil canister that loads both wire and plastic collated nails. A tool-less depth dial sets flush or countersunk drives, and a smooth nose tip protects siding faces from scratches.
Precise depth control and gentle contact with siding are the reasons to buy, protecting finished surfaces on every course. The listing skips air pressure and nail length range, which decide whether it fits your compressor and project.
Who it's for
Siding crews and serious DIY remodelers get controlled depth and a light housing for long days on ladders. Framers need a heavier nailer, and cordless users need a battery model.
Pros and cons
- Tool-less depth adjustment
- Sequential or contact firing
- Takes wire and plastic collated nails
- Smooth nose tip protects siding
- Air pressure range not listed
- Nail length range unstated
- Needs a compressor and hose
- Not for framing work
Performance notes
Drive depth depends on air pressure and the depth setting, and fine detents let you match each siding material. Sequential mode places each nail deliberately, while contact mode speeds up long runs.
Specifications
| Brand | Makita |
|---|---|
| Model | AN613 |
Frequently asked questions
Can the Makita AN613 frame walls?
No. It is a siding coil nailer, not a framing nailer.
How do you load nails in the Makita AN613?
It has an easy-loading adjustable canister for coil nails.