- Long life maintenance-free motor to keep from staining the work surface
- Internal piston catch for consistent max power on every shot
- Rear exhaust to keep contaminants away from work
- Drives 18 ga. nails from 5/8-Inch to 2-Inch length, Tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment with detents for proper setting of nail heads
- Measures 9-3/4by10.4 -Inch, weighs 2.6 Pounds
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Product Specifications
Part NumberBN200B
Item Package Quantity1
Item Dimensions
Weight2.8 kilograms
Length33.7 centimeter
Width40 centimeter
Height10.2 centimeter
Product Description
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The Porter-Cable BN200B 5/8-to-2-inch 18-gauge Brad Nailer comes with a maintenance-free motor for added reliability and long tool life. With the ability to drive 5/8-to-2-inch 18-gauge nails, this brad nailer features an internal piston catch for consistent maximum power on every shot and a rear exhaust to keep debris away from the work piece. Also included is a tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment with detents for proper setting of nail heads, a tool-free jam release mechanism for easy nail removal, and a sequential style trigger with a lock off switch. Other features include a contact safety located behind the driver guide for better visibility, an adjustable belt hook, an integrated rubber grip for improved comfort, and a low nail reload indicator. With a 100-nail magazine, this nailer operates at 70-to-120 PSI for added versatility. Its strong and lightweight die-cast aluminum body measures 9-3/4 x 10.4 inches and weighs 2.6 pounds.
Product Description
The Porter-Cable BN200B 5/8-to-2-inch 18-gauge Brad Nailer comes with a maintenance-free motor for added reliability and long tool life. With the ability to drive 5/8-to-2-inch 18-gauge nails, this brad nailer features an internal piston catch for consistent maximum power on every shot and a rear exhaust to keep debris away from the work piece. Also included is a tool-free depth-of-drive adjustment with detents for proper setting of nail heads, a tool-free jam release mechanism for easy nail removal, and a sequential style trigger with a lock off switch. Other features include a contact safety located behind the driver guide for better visibility, an adjustable belt hook, an integrated rubber grip for improved comfort, and a low nail reload indicator. With a 100-nail magazine, this nailer operates at 70-to-120 PSI for added versatility. Its strong and lightweight die-cast aluminum body measures 9-3/4 x 10.4 inches and weighs 2.6 pounds.
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Most helpful customer reviews
By Drury Cook
I am not a professional but I do appreciate quality tools for my workshop. I have purchased this Brad nailer and a Hitachi NP35A (23 ga Pin-Nailer) - I am very pleased with both. Both have performed flawlessly. The Hitachi is NOT oil-less and comes with a little bottle of oil. (And oil is cheap) - I cannot speak for it's durability when used professionally but for the home shop - Both are excellent items and I am pleased with their performance.
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4.6 out of 5 stars
67 reviews
33 of 33 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easily one of my favorite power tools
Feb 20 2009
By Tim in Mint Hill
- Published on Amazon.com
I purchased this particular item because of its better range of brad sizes it can handle, and the Porter Cable name, good reviews, etc.
I have been using this nailer quite often, and am now left with several boxes of finish nails I will likely never use again. No more getting the nailsets out to bury a finish nail down on a piece of trim, etc.
The options for using this are endless. Just last night, I needed to make a couple wood boxes to hold scrap in my workshop area, and had some scrap 3/8" plywood, perfect for the boxes. Using this nailer, I could quickly apply a little glue, between corners of the box, and shoot a couple brads in and done. Can't do that with finish nails on plywood without splitting out alot.
Great tool, highly recommended, easy to handle.
I have been using this nailer quite often, and am now left with several boxes of finish nails I will likely never use again. No more getting the nailsets out to bury a finish nail down on a piece of trim, etc.
The options for using this are endless. Just last night, I needed to make a couple wood boxes to hold scrap in my workshop area, and had some scrap 3/8" plywood, perfect for the boxes. Using this nailer, I could quickly apply a little glue, between corners of the box, and shoot a couple brads in and done. Can't do that with finish nails on plywood without splitting out alot.
Great tool, highly recommended, easy to handle.
27 of 29 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best 18 ga. I know off
Nov 29 2008
By Jim
- Published on Amazon.com
Amazon Verified Purchase
I've used this gun for the last 20yrs. Stick to what you know
And what works. A little new style than before but the same
Basic gun. No oil needed in this one but I never oiled the last
Design.
And what works. A little new style than before but the same
Basic gun. No oil needed in this one but I never oiled the last
Design.
17 of 17 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Porter-Cable = Good, Reliable Tools
Feb 3 2010
By R. Deter
- Published on Amazon.com
Amazon Verified Purchase
I own many Porter-Cable tools. They have never failed or disappointed me.
I have an older version of this Porter-Cable nailer and it's a great nailer even after shooting well over 5,000 nails. Of all the tools in my shop, it's one of my favorites. Indispensible for woodworking and trim.
My first brad nailer was a no-name cheapo that shot maybe 100 nails before it was trash.
I purchased this one as a gift.
I have an older version of this Porter-Cable nailer and it's a great nailer even after shooting well over 5,000 nails. Of all the tools in my shop, it's one of my favorites. Indispensible for woodworking and trim.
My first brad nailer was a no-name cheapo that shot maybe 100 nails before it was trash.
I purchased this one as a gift.
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4.6 out of 5 stars
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