PFC50 Hog Ring Gun is a pneumatic hog ring tool designed for gabion net production, wire cage assembly, fencing, network structure fastening, and heavy-duty C-ring fastening applications. With a die-cast aluminum body, high-strength alloy steel muzzle, ergonomic grip, and 100-piece load capacity, the PFC50 helps improve fastening efficiency in industrial and construction applications.
This pneumatic hog ring gun is suitable for 45.0mm crown hog rings with 3.0mm thickness and 12.0mm closure diameter. Its symmetrical balance, rubber comfort grip, easy loading design, and open nose structure make it suitable for repeated fastening work in gabion baskets, wire mesh structures, animal cages, and fencing systems.
Pneumatic hog ring gun for gabion net production and network structure fastening.
Compatible with 45.0mm crown, 3.0mm thick hog rings.
100-piece load capacity supports efficient continuous operation.
Die-cast aluminum body and alloy steel muzzle improve tool durability.
Ergonomic design and symmetrical balance help reduce wrist and finger fatigue.
Open nose design supports easier jam extraction and maintenance.
Buyers should confirm tool size, weight, load capacity, hog ring crown, hog ring thickness, closure diameter, air pressure range, and body material before ordering. The PFC50 is built for large hog rings used in gabion and wire structure fastening.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | Hog Ring Gun PFC50 |
| Tool Type | Pneumatic Hog Ring Gun |
| Dimensions | 500mm x 330mm x 200mm / L x W x H |
| Weight | 5.11 kg / 11.26 lbs |
| Load Capacity | 100 pieces |
| Hog Ring Crown | 45.0mm |
| Hog Ring Thickness | 3.0mm |
| Hog Ring Closure Diameter | 12.0mm |
| Operating Pressure | 5–8 kg/cm² |
| Material | Die-cast aluminum body, alloy steel muzzle |
The PFC50 pneumatic hog ring gun is designed for durability, operator comfort, and consistent ring closure. It is suitable for industrial users who need repeatable fastening in wire mesh, gabion, and fencing production.
Ergonomic structure and symmetrical balance help reduce operator fatigue.
High-strength alloy steel muzzle improves wear resistance and clamping stability.
Easy loading process supports efficient production and faster ring replacement.
5.11 kg tool weight supports heavy-duty use while maintaining handling control.
Rubber comfort grip improves handling during repeated fastening work.
Open nose design helps users remove jammed hog rings more easily.
PFC50 Hog Ring Gun is used for large C-ring fastening where strong closure, stable operation, and production efficiency are required. It is suitable for gabion manufacturers, fencing suppliers, wire cage producers, erosion control product suppliers, and industrial fastening users.
Gabion net production for erosion control, retaining walls, and landscaping.
Network structure fastening for wire cages and fencing systems.
Wire mesh joining and wire-to-wire fastening.
Animal cage and enclosure manufacturing.
Industrial C-ring fastening applications requiring large crown hog rings.
Correct hog ring selection is critical for smooth feeding and reliable closure. The PFC50 is designed for hog rings with 45.0mm crown, 3.0mm thickness, and 12.0mm closure diameter.
| Hog Ring Parameter | Compatible Specification |
|---|---|
| Crown | 45.0mm |
| Thickness | 3.0mm |
| Closure Diameter | 12.0mm |
| Load Capacity | 100 pieces |
Buyers should choose a hog ring gun according to hog ring crown, wire thickness, closure diameter, load capacity, operating pressure, tool weight, muzzle durability, and application type. For gabion net production and heavy-duty network fastening, the PFC50 is suitable for large 45.0mm crown hog rings.
| Selection Factor | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Hog Ring Size | Confirm 45.0mm crown, 3.0mm thickness, and 12.0mm closure diameter before ordering PFC50. |
| Application | Use PFC50 for gabion net production, wire mesh connection, wire cage assembly, and fencing structure fastening. |
| Air Pressure | Use an air supply that supports 5–8 kg/cm² operating pressure. |
| Tool Durability | Choose alloy steel muzzle and die-cast aluminum body for long service life in repeated industrial use. |
| Operator Comfort | Select ergonomic grip, balanced body, and open nose design for long-duration fastening work. |
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PFC50 pneumatic hog ring gun for heavy-duty gabion and wire structure fastening.
Compatible with 45.0mm crown and 3.0mm thick hog rings.
Durable alloy steel muzzle and die-cast aluminum body.
100-piece load capacity for efficient fastening operations.
Support for bulk orders, distributor supply, sample orders, compatible hog rings, and tool matching.
The PFC50 is used for gabion net production, wire mesh fastening, network structure fastening, wire cage assembly, fencing systems, and heavy-duty C-ring fastening applications.
PFC50 is compatible with hog rings that have a 45.0mm crown, 3.0mm thickness, and 12.0mm closure diameter.
The PFC50 has a 100-piece load capacity, which supports efficient repeated fastening in production environments.
The PFC50 operates at 5–8 kg/cm². Users should use a stable compressed air source within the recommended pressure range.
The symmetrical balance, ergonomic pull structure, and rubber comfort grip help reduce wrist and finger fatigue during prolonged fastening work.
The tool uses a die-cast aluminum body and a high-strength alloy steel muzzle for durability, wear resistance, and stable clamping performance.
Yes. PFC50 is designed for gabion net production and network structure fastening, making it suitable for gabion basket manufacturers and erosion control product suppliers.
Bulk buyers include tool distributors, gabion manufacturers, fencing suppliers, wire cage producers, erosion control suppliers, industrial fastening users, and construction material wholesalers.
