EVERWIN® Unveils Powerful, Compact Metal Connector Nail Gun
Everwin Pneumatic Corp. introduces the MCN40 Joist Hanger Nail Gun, a nimble pneumatic tool with industrial-grade power. More compact than its competitors, the tool is able to drive nails into common construction lumber with ease.
The ergonomic MCN40 nailer fits effortlessly between 12” off-center joists, making it easy to maneuver in tight spaces, and ideal for working overhead. Despite its compact design, the engine delivers enough power to cover common metal connector jobs. Other features include a tool-free, 360˚ rotatable exhaust, a rotatable metal belt hook, and a safety trigger lock.
A dry-fire lockout on the nailer prevents blank firing, and a patented tool nose exposes each nail tip, acting as a guide-probe for quick, safe, precise placement into metal connection plate holes. An innovative Anti-Kickback™ pawl prevents nails from backing into the nose channel, this unique feature makes the MCN40 more precise and easier to aim than comparable tools.
With pinpoint accuracy and speed, the Everwin MCN40 joist hanger nailer drives 34˚ collated nails, 1-1/2" (38~40 mm) long and .131~.148” (3.3~3.8mm) in diameter through metal hardware. Applications for the tool include fastening joist hangers, hurricane ties, foundation caps, and other metal framing hardware.
“Like any other EVERWIN tool, the MCN40 is geared to take a beating and keep up with high-volume production. The development took us four years, as we went through rounds of destructive testing and structural reinforcement. This is a construction nailer with an industrial tool’s core,” says Charlie Lin, Global Sales Director at EVERWIN.
Key Features on the EVERWIN MCN40:
Ergonomically designed and compact (10.3" H, 4.4 lbs.)
Compact engine fits between 12" O.C. joists
Patent-pending Anti-Kickback™ pawl
Patented mechanical retractable contact arm
Power to sink nails into common construction lumber
Sequential trigger with trigger lock
Rotatable metal belt hook
Rotatable exhaust directs blow-back away from the user
Dry-fire lockout prevents blank firing
