Metabo HPT did not make several versions of the same nailer and give them different names. Each new model has a specific job.
You’ve got the metal connector nailer for all your heavy-duty hardware, the duplex for concrete forming, and the 30-degree model for those paper strip nails. Now, the 15-Degree Coil Framing Nailer is stepping onto the field for anyone who’s team wire-collated coil nails.
What Makes This Nailer Different?
The difference is the 15-degree coil design. Instead of using a long strip of nails, this model uses wire-collated nails loaded in a coil magazine.
It is made for framing and other demanding construction work while still providing the mobility of a cordless tool. There is no compressor to move, hose to drag around or power cord to find.
Who Is It For?
This nailer makes the most sense for contractors, framers, remodelers and construction crews who use 15-degree coil nails.
It provides the fast, familiar feel of a pneumatic nailer without tying the user to an air compressor. That is especially useful when moving between floors, working in tight areas or handling jobs where setting up a compressor feels unnecessary.
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of nails does this nailer use?
It uses 15-degree wire-collated coil framing nails. Check the product manual for supported nail lengths and diameters before purchasing fasteners.
Does it require an air compressor?
No. The nailer runs on an 18V T-Power Tabless Battery, so it does not require a compressor, air hose or power cord.
Which batteries are compatible?
The nailer is compatible with 5.0Ah and 10Ah Metabo HPT T-Power batteries.
Are the battery and charger included?
Yes. This kit includes a T-Power Tabless Battery and charger.
How is it different from the 30-degree framing nailer?
The main difference is the fastener format. This model uses 15-degree wire-collated coil nails, while the 30-degree model uses paper strip framing nails.
One More Option for Framers
The lineup gives professionals several nailers to choose from based on the fastener and job at hand. If your work calls for 15-degree wire-collated coil nails, this is the model worth looking at.
It’s not here to kick every other nailer off the team. It’s just here to bench the compressor and hose you’d normally have to drag along for this kind of work.