
HBT HBT64P 16 Gauge Straight Finish Nailer
A 16 gauge pneumatic finish nailer with a magnesium housing for reduced weight. Needs an air compressor, so confirm that fits your setup.
- Item Weight
- 7.45 pounds
- Color
- Not specified
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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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The listing confirms a nailer under model Q2, but with no gauge, power source or capacity data available, buyers need to verify specs directly before deciding.

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A 2.6 pound nailer with a well established review history but no purchases logged in the past month, worth checking against BeA's full spec sheet before buying.

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A nailer at a middleweight 3.45 kg, but with power source and fastener specs unlisted, worth confirming those details with the seller before buying.

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