Paslode

Use a four-point nailer check

1. Choose the stage of work. Framing and structural timber tasks point towards first-fix equipment; visible finishing work points towards second-fix brad nailers.
2. Identify the fixing format. Check nail or brad gauge, length range, angle and magazine requirements against the exact nailer model.
3. Confirm the operating package. Read whether the listing includes a battery, charger, case or other kit components. Replacement batteries should be matched by model reference.
4. Plan the consumables. Nails, brads, fuel or other consumables must follow the manufacturer’s specification for that machine.

First fix and second fix answer different questions

A framing nailer is considered around timber framing and heavier fastening. A finish nailer is considered around joinery, trim and other work where the fixing is smaller and the finished appearance matters. Within second fix, straight and angled formats are distinct choices; the existing fasteners in your workshop may help identify which route is relevant.

Read the kit name line by line

Model references such as IM350+, IM360Ci and IM65 variants identify different machines. Do not infer compatibility from “Paslode cordless” alone. Check the complete reference, fixing specification and supplied items on the product page. Stock status is shown against each listing and may change.