Paslode® 816008 Fuel Cell Kit, For Use With 902600, 905600, CF325 and Cordless Framing Nailers
The fuel your nailer needs for just pennies per shot. Paslode® fuel cells give you the power to drive up to 1200 nails and are easy to load. Use Paslode® fuel cells as part of your nailing system to keep going until the job is done.
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BrandPaslode®
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UPC759501114081
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Manufacturer Part Number816008
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CountryUSA
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Bare Tool/KitKit
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Suitable For Use With902600, 905600, CF325 and Cordless Framing Nailers
- All season performance allowing all Paslode® cordless framing nailers to be used in temperatures as low as 18 deg F
- Designed for convenient installation, just load and go
- Use before the expiration date on the bottom of the fuel cell for the best performance
- Easy loading fuel for convenient change outs
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UNSPSC27112800
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Package Description1/PK
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Paslode® 816008 Fuel Cell Kit, For Use With 902600, 905600, CF325 and Cordless Framing Nailers
The fuel your nailer needs for just pennies per shot. Paslode® fuel cells give you the power to drive up to 1200 nails and are easy to load. Use Paslode® fuel cells as part of your nailing system to keep going until the job is done.
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