Our Milwaukee M12™ 23 Gauge Pin Nailer is an ultra - compact cordless powerhouse. It combines top - notch precision and strong power, meeting the high - performance needs of professional carpenters and remodelers. Say goodbye to the annoyances of compressor hoses or gas cartridges! With its lightweight and ergonomic design, this nailer offers unmatched productivity and easy access in tight spots and narrow corners. The nitrogen air spring mechanism ensures consistent pin nail sinking at the right depth into both hard and softwoods, leaving tiny, clean nail holes. The double - action trigger and non - marring precision point tip enable sequential driving and accurate pin placement on delicate trim. The dry - fire lockout feature protects your workpiece from damage. This nailer can drive 23 - gauge headless pin nails from 1/2” to 1 - 3/8” in length. When paired with our M12™ REDLITHIUM™ CP1.5 battery pack, it can drive up to 750 pin nails per charge, providing all - day runtime. It also comes with a magazine reload indicator, tool - free drive depth adjustment, a reversible belt clip, an LED light for better visibility, a battery fuel gauge, and a secondary work contact tip. And it's backed by our industry - leading 3 - year limited power tool warranty. What's included? Just one M12 23GA Pin Nailer. Key features are a double - action trigger for sequential driving, no need for a pneumatic hose or gas cartridge, compatibility with 1/2' to 1 - 3/8' 23 - gauge headless pin nails, up to 750 pin nails per charge, tool - free drive depth adjustment, two interchangeable non - marring precision point tips, a magazine reload indicator and dry - fire lockout mechanism, an LED light, a reversible belt clip, and it fits all M12™ batteries.
Using your Milwaukee M12™ 23 Gauge Pin Nailer is a breeze. First, make sure you've inserted the right battery. The nailer works with all M12™ batteries. Then, load the 23 - gauge headless pin nails that are between 1/2” and 1 - 3/8” long into the magazine. You can use the double - action trigger for sequential driving. Press the tip of the nailer on the workpiece and then pull the trigger to drive a nail. Adjust the drive depth easily without any tools to suit different materials. When you're working in low - light areas, turn on the LED light for better visibility. The dry - fire lockout feature will prevent misfires, so you don't have to worry about damaging your workpiece. Keep an eye on the magazine reload indicator. When it shows it's time, reload the nails. For maintenance, clean the nailer regularly with a dry cloth. Make sure to store it in a dry place. If you have any issues, remember it comes with a 3 - year limited power tool warranty, so you're covered.
