DEWALT D51321R Factory-Reconditioned Coil Roofing Nailer

Designed for roofing, DeWALT’s D51321 coil roofing nailer delivers constant reliable results for a professional job no matter how tough the task. The magnesium housing weighing in at only 4.9 lb ensures the user will find the D51321 comfortable and easy to handle.

To find the perfect nail depth for whatever the project the DeWALT D51321 coil roofing nailer has an easy depth adjustment that doesn't require the use of any tools.

The DeWALT D51321 coil roofing nailer has been constructed with features that make sure it will be dependable for the long term, like the design of the double O-ring feed piston protecting the feed piston from excessive wear, also the feed piston area can be easily cleaned by opening the hinged feed cover. Carbide inserts in the contact trip foot will safe guard against wear and tear.

All contractors need to get the job done fast! To keep down time on the job to a minimum the intergraded nose jam door makes it simple to remove bent and jammed nails from the nose piece. This coil nailer has a fast cycle rate that will keep up with the fastest roofer, reloading is done quickly with the simple side load canister. The pneumatic-bias feed piston keep the nail feed at a constant rate while the pressure from your compressor rises and falls as it cuts in and out dramatically reducing nails skipping and jamming.

On today’s construction sites safety is a hot topic, The DeWALT D51321 coil roofing nailer has replaceable anti skid pads which will help to keep the nailer from slipping down the roof, also fitted with a trigger lock that will disable the trigger while you are not using the tool.

This DeWALT’s D51321 coil roofing nailer has been fully reconditioned. Tools that have been reconditioned have been sent back to the manufacturer for a complete overhaul, in most cases factory reconditioned tools are better than new, a new tool does not get the same attention that a reconditioned tool gets, only random inspections are generally carried out on a new tool, the reconditioned tools have a technician that inspect every piece of the tool. There are different reasons why tools have been sent back for reconditioning they may have only had scratches to the outer casing.