Where is paslode made

Can nail guns kill? Even one nail in the brain can kill a person, West said. But while bullets can kill with sheer energy, with lower-speed nail guns "it's all location," he said. X-rays showed how strangely lucky this man was.

One nail, nearly fatal, went through the neck. Which is the best nail gun? Hitachi NT50AE2. WEN Gauge. NuMax SG2. Makita AFN. How many nails will a Paslode fuel cell shoot? Will Paslode fuel cells work in Hitachi framing nailer?

As long as the Paslode cartridge box states that they are compatible with the Hitachi NT65GB nailer, they will work fine. If not, compare the cartridges - if they're the same size, they'll be fine.

Make sure you keep and reuse the old Hitachi cartridge tops that came with the Hitachi cartridges. Does Makita make a cordless framing nailer?

Key enhancements make the AN Makita's most powerful pneumatic nailer yet. The following is a condensed history of the Paslode brand, taken directly from ITW Paslode's website:. Leave a comment. Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter! Please insert a valid email address. Recent Posts. Tag Cloud. Nail Gun Depot. All trademarks and brands are property of their respective owner Privacy Policy.

Supposedly the Chinese gov't are gearing up for this, or they're just paying lip service to the U. Congress, nobody really knows except for Beijing. Congress won't do anything but pass unenforcable puffery legislation out of fear of the backlash from U. A tangled web, indeed. Reply to sleepdog. Edwin Pawlowski Contact options for registered users. Reply to Edwin Pawlowski. Unless you've been at the Paslode factory in China, you have NO first hand knowledge!!

I give Paslode credit for doing their homework before making such a decision But of course, you could wind up being right and sales will suffer. Welcome to the free marketplace. Reply to curmudgeon. If there is a way to lower cost, people will find it and do it. If you find the way but don't do it, others will and you end up losing the business and your job anyway.

My take of outsourcing and manufacturing relocation has always been if another guy tens of thousands of miles away can do what you do for one tenths of your salary, then perhaps you do not deserve the high pay and the life style that goes along with it.

The reason we enjoy the life style for the past 50 or years is precisely because we do things other people can't and we name the price in the market place. The only way to keep it going is to keep innovating. Reply to yaofeng. I commend those ceo's for doing their job.