SFACK1550 Storm Force Air Stapler Nailer

The Draper SFACK1550 Storm Force is a versatile 2-in-1 air stapler and nailer designed for professional tradespeople and serious DIY users. This pneumatic tool combines the functionality of both a staple gun and brad nailer in one compact unit, making it ideal for carpentry, upholstery, and general fixing applications where flexibility is essential. Built with a quality cast aluminium housing, this air-powered nailer offers durability whilst keeping the overall weight to just 1.45kg for reduced user fatigue during extended use. The soft-grip handle provides comfortable control, whilst the integrated nail holder keeps fasteners within easy reach. Safety is prioritised through the fitted bump mechanism that prevents accidental firing, along with a safety latch for additional peace of mind. The tool accommodates 18-gauge nails from 10-50mm length and staples from 12-40mm, providing excellent versatility for tasks ranging from fitting skirting boards and architraves to securing upholstery fabric and insulation. Operating efficiently at 75-100psi with minimal air consumption of just 0.28cfm, it's economical to run with standard workshop compressors. The complete package includes a heavy-duty carrying case for protected storage and transport between job sites.

Features and Benefits:

• Quality cast aluminium housing for durability and lightweight performance
• Dual functionality accepts both nails (10-50mm) and staples (12-40mm)
• Safety bump mechanism prevents accidental firing
• Soft-grip handle for comfortable extended use
• Heavy-duty storage case included for protection and portability
• Low vibration level of 2.8m/s² reduces user fatigue

Specifications: Air Inlet: 1/4" BSP Average Air Consumption: 0.28cfm (0.8L/min) Min Hose Size: 3/8" (10mm) Nail Size: 10-50mm, Head 2mm, Gauge 18 Operating Air Pressure: 75 - 100psi Shank Size: Width 1.25mm, Thickness 1.05mm Staple Size: 12-40mm, Crown 5.7mm, Gauge 18 Vibration Level: 2.8m/s² Weight: 1.45kg Contents: 1 x Draper Air Stapler/Nailer