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MAX USA Releases Cordless Superframer Nailer

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Oct 11 2005

MAX USA CORP. announces the availability of their new GS683RH 21-degree plastic collation full round head framer and the GS683CH 34-degree paper tape framer.

Both tools are gas powered cordless tools. MAX has developed the world’s first 21-degree full round head cordless gas powered framing tool. Though 34-degree paper tape clipped head nailers have been on the market for many years 21-degree full round head nails are code in many areas of the United States and the cost per 1,000 of the nails is significantly lower, which creates a lower running cost for the MAX tool and compliance with local building coeds.

The Cordless SuperFramer features a sequential trip trigger, no-mar tip, dial adjustable depth control, pointy teeth on contact foot for easy toe nailing, open nose magazine for jam clearance, safety lock out mechanism, durable aluminum magazine, carrying case, one step easy loading, reversible belt hook, Ni-MH battery, low battery indicator and is lightweight at only 7.8lbs.

To learn more about the MAX Cordless SuperFramer please visit www.maxusacorp.com

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