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Nailer Safety

  • Always assume the nailer contains nails.


  • Never carry the nailer with your finger on the trigger. A fastener easily can be driven into a person if the nailer is bumped into him while holding down the trigger.


  • Keep your hands and feet away from the fastener discharge area. A nail easily can hit a knot or other hard material in the wood and bend right back through the surface.


  • Always disconnect the tool from the power source when left unattended.


  • Always reconnect the air line before loading any fasteners. Connecting the air line will reset the head valve and ensure that a fastener will not be driven unless the trigger is pulled.


  • Use a sequential trigger unless the application absolutely calls for the rapid application of a large number of fasteners (i.e. roofing). A sequential trigger is much safer than a bump-fire trigger because the sequential trigger will not drive a nail unless the safety is pushed down before pulling the trigger.

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