   Product Overview: PS26/38 Air Concrete Nailer The PS26/38 is designed for applications fastening wood to concrete or steel, such as furring strips, wire lathe installation, steel banding, decking, fencing, and subflooring. ● Engineered for reliable, consistently high performance. ● Comfort grip handle reduces fatigue and increases control. ● 360° adjustable exhaust allows user to direct air away from face. ● Ergonomically engineered body results in a rugged, comfortable, and lightweight tool great for extended use. |
 0 Degree Concrete Strip Nails Fasteners Shank Diameter:0.114"(2.9mm)-0.161"(4.10mm) Fasteners Head Diameter:0.130"(6.4mm) Fasteners Shank Diameter:0.102"(2.6mm) Fasteners Length:1/2"(12mm)-1-1/2"(38mm) |
| Model: | PS26/38 Air Concrete Nailer |
| Air Tool Type: | Air Nailer |
| Tool Diamensions: | 416mmx141mmx363mm |
Net Tool Weight: | 3.3kgs(7.27lbs) |
Body Material: | Aluminum Body |
| Operate Pressure: | 80-120psi (5.5-8.3bar) |
| Load Capacity: | 250-400 Nails |
| Fasteners Type: | 0 Degree Concrete Strip Nails |
| Fasteners Head Diameter: | 0.130"(6.4mm) |
| Fasteners Shank Diameter: | 0.102"(2.6mm) |
| Fasteners Length: | 1/2"(12mm)-1-1/2"(38mm) |
More powerful with easy operation.
Big load capacity.
No gas or battery required
Attaching steel track to concrete, block or steel.
Attaching plywood to concrete or block.
Attaching lath to concrete, block or steel.
Attaching furring strips to concrete or block.
| No. | Symptom | Problems | Solutions | |
| 1.1 | Air Leak | Air leak in the cylinder cap when tools don't work | 1.Loose head valve piston seal or o-rings . | Check and replace the head valve piston set |
| 2.Worn or damaged o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under cylinder cap | Check and replace o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under the cylinder cap | |||
| 1.2 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools don't work | 1.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve | Check and replace o-ring | |
| 2.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve stem | Check and replace o-ring | |||
| 3.Dirt in the trigger valve | Check and clean the trigger valve | |||
| 1.3 | Air leak in cylinder cap when tools are working | 1.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace o-rings | |
| 2.Damaged seal under cylinder cap | Check and replace seal | |||
| 1.4 | Air leak in nose when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged bumper | Check and replace bumper | |
| 2.Loose driver(piston unit) thread | Check and replace driver(piston unit) | |||
| 1.5 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged trigger valve head | Check and replace trigger valve head | |
| 2.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace head valve piston o-rings | |||
| 2 | Failed to get driver(piston unit) back to the correct position completely. | 1.The driver(piston unit) is not straight or the driver guide(nose) is wrong assembled. | Straighten the driver(piston unit) or verify driver guide(nose) and magazine | |
| 2.Worn or damaged nozzle | Check and replace nozzle | |||
| 3.The space between piston o-ring and cylinder is too tight. | Check if the cylinder is adequate lubrication or replace the o-ring on the piston. | |||
| 3 | Work weakly and sluggishly | 1. Worn or damaged piston o-ring | Check and replace piston o-ring | |
| 2.Inadequate lubrication for head valve piston o-rings or too tight head valve piston o-rings | Place 2 or 6 drops of oil on o-rings or replace head valve piston o-rings | |||
| 3.Dirt in the nozzle | Check and clean the nozzle | |||
| 4 | Tool jams frequently | 1.Damaged or Worn driver (piston unit) | Check and replace driver (piston unit) | |
| 2.Damaged or Worn driver guide (nose) | Check and replace driver guide (nose) | |||
| 3.Driver guide cover is bent,so the space between driver guide cover and driver guide is too big | Check and replace driver guide cover | |||
| 5 | Nail can not be shot | 1. Driver (piston unit) can't return to the correct position. | Refer to no. 1 Symptom | |
| 2.Driver guide(nose) can not match magazine well | Check and correct the position between driver guide(nose) and magazine | |||
| 3.Worn or damaged nail pusher compression spring | Check and replace nail pusher compression spring | |||
Product Overview: PS26/38 Air Concrete Nailer The PS26/38 is designed for applications fastening wood to concrete or steel, such as furring strips, wire lathe installation, steel banding, decking, fencing, and subflooring. ● Engineered for reliable, consistently high performance. ● Comfort grip handle reduces fatigue and increases control. ● 360° adjustable exhaust allows user to direct air away from face. ● Ergonomically engineered body results in a rugged, comfortable, and lightweight tool great for extended use. |
0 Degree Concrete Strip Nails Fasteners Shank Diameter:0.114"(2.9mm)-0.161"(4.10mm) Fasteners Head Diameter:0.130"(6.4mm) Fasteners Shank Diameter:0.102"(2.6mm) Fasteners Length:1/2"(12mm)-1-1/2"(38mm) |
| Model: | PS26/38 Air Concrete Nailer |
| Air Tool Type: | Air Nailer |
| Tool Diamensions: | 416mmx141mmx363mm |
Net Tool Weight: | 3.3kgs(7.27lbs) |
Body Material: | Aluminum Body |
| Operate Pressure: | 80-120psi (5.5-8.3bar) |
| Load Capacity: | 250-400 Nails |
| Fasteners Type: | 0 Degree Concrete Strip Nails |
| Fasteners Head Diameter: | 0.130"(6.4mm) |
| Fasteners Shank Diameter: | 0.102"(2.6mm) |
| Fasteners Length: | 1/2"(12mm)-1-1/2"(38mm) |
More powerful with easy operation.
Big load capacity.
No gas or battery required
Attaching steel track to concrete, block or steel.
Attaching plywood to concrete or block.
Attaching lath to concrete, block or steel.
Attaching furring strips to concrete or block.
| No. | Symptom | Problems | Solutions | |
| 1.1 | Air Leak | Air leak in the cylinder cap when tools don't work | 1.Loose head valve piston seal or o-rings . | Check and replace the head valve piston set |
| 2.Worn or damaged o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under cylinder cap | Check and replace o-ring or cylinder cap gasket under the cylinder cap | |||
| 1.2 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools don't work | 1.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve | Check and replace o-ring | |
| 2.Damaged o-ring in trigger valve stem | Check and replace o-ring | |||
| 3.Dirt in the trigger valve | Check and clean the trigger valve | |||
| 1.3 | Air leak in cylinder cap when tools are working | 1.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace o-rings | |
| 2.Damaged seal under cylinder cap | Check and replace seal | |||
| 1.4 | Air leak in nose when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged bumper | Check and replace bumper | |
| 2.Loose driver(piston unit) thread | Check and replace driver(piston unit) | |||
| 1.5 | Air leak in Trigger area when tools are working | 1.Worn or damaged trigger valve head | Check and replace trigger valve head | |
| 2.Damaged head valve piston o-rings | Check and replace head valve piston o-rings | |||
| 2 | Failed to get driver(piston unit) back to the correct position completely. | 1.The driver(piston unit) is not straight or the driver guide(nose) is wrong assembled. | Straighten the driver(piston unit) or verify driver guide(nose) and magazine | |
| 2.Worn or damaged nozzle | Check and replace nozzle | |||
| 3.The space between piston o-ring and cylinder is too tight. | Check if the cylinder is adequate lubrication or replace the o-ring on the piston. | |||
| 3 | Work weakly and sluggishly | 1. Worn or damaged piston o-ring | Check and replace piston o-ring | |
| 2.Inadequate lubrication for head valve piston o-rings or too tight head valve piston o-rings | Place 2 or 6 drops of oil on o-rings or replace head valve piston o-rings | |||
| 3.Dirt in the nozzle | Check and clean the nozzle | |||
| 4 | Tool jams frequently | 1.Damaged or Worn driver (piston unit) | Check and replace driver (piston unit) | |
| 2.Damaged or Worn driver guide (nose) | Check and replace driver guide (nose) | |||
| 3.Driver guide cover is bent,so the space between driver guide cover and driver guide is too big | Check and replace driver guide cover | |||
| 5 | Nail can not be shot | 1. Driver (piston unit) can't return to the correct position. | Refer to no. 1 Symptom | |
| 2.Driver guide(nose) can not match magazine well | Check and correct the position between driver guide(nose) and magazine | |||
| 3.Worn or damaged nail pusher compression spring | Check and replace nail pusher compression spring | |||
