DEWALT has announced the new 20V MAX* XR Brushless Cordless 21º Plastic Collated Framing Nailer (DCN920) and 30º Paper Collated Framing Nailer (DCN930) each delivering performance in a range of applications. Designed with a flywheel, the nailers support operation between shots by allowing the tool to stay active after the trigger is released.
“Productivity is vital on the jobsite and the new DEWALT nailers will keep pros working at optimal efficiency with the new flywheel that eliminates ramp-up time between shots in rapid sequential mode,” said Tyler Knight, senior product manager Stanley Black and Decker. “The nailers are lightweight at just 8.65 lbs. each (tool only) and provide the convenience and mobility of cordless without the hassles of compressor and hose hook-up that extend setup and breakdown time.”
The nailers allow pros to install up to 530 sq. ft. of subflooring** and complete up to 100 ft. of wall framing per charge†. Each model also drives nails up to 72% more sub-flush than the previous nailer model††.
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The next-gen nailers are compatible with optional extended magazines, DZN920 and DZN930 (sold separately), which are constructed from high-strength magnesium and hold two strips of nails. Users can align and drive up to 3-1/2-in. nails at angles with the redesigned nose that is engineered for “toe-nailing” applications. With field serviceable springs and a driver blade, the nailers also require less maintenance.
*Maximum initial battery voltage (measured without a workload) is 20 volts. Nominal voltage is 18.
**32 nails per 3/4-in. OSB subfloor 4 x 8 ft. panel, using DCB205 5Ah battery (sold separately)
†7 nails per SPF wall stud, using DCB205 5Ah battery (sold separately)
†† vs. DCN21PL and DCN692, 3.25-in. smooth shank nail into laminated veneer lumber, using DCB205 5Ah battery (sold separately)
