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Pneumatic micro pin nailer for fine finishing

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Pneumatic micro pin nailer for fine finishing

For fixing mouldings, glazing beads, architraves or veneers without the nail showing, nothing beats a micro pin nailer: it leaves a tiny hole that hardly needs filling.

Two versions: 0.6 mm pin (23 gauge) from 12 to 35 mm, headed and headless, or 0.8 mm pin (21 gauge) from 12 to 40 mm, slightly stronger. Both with a 100-nail magazine and working between 4 and 7 bar.

✅ Key benefits

  • Invisible finish: the pin barely leaves a mark.
  • Two gauges: 0.6 mm for the finest work, 0.8 mm for more holding power.
  • 100-nail magazine: fewer reloads.
  • Adjustable pressure: from 4 to 7 bar.
  • Light and precise: ideal for detailed work.

🏗️ What it's for

  • Mouldings, glazing beads and architraves.
  • Furniture, drawers and back panels.
  • Holding parts while the glue dries.
  • Marquetry, models and crafts.

📋 Technical specifications

  • 0.6 mm pin: 0.64 mm (23 gauge), headed and headless, 12-35 mm
  • 0.8 mm pin: 0.84 mm (21 gauge), 12-40 mm
  • Magazine: 100 nails
  • Working pressure: 4-7 bar
  • Presentation: plastic carry case (0.6 mm)

💡 Pro tip: micro pins hold, they are not structural: combine them with glue in joints. And adjust the pressure so that the head sits just below the surface.

A finish you can see

In detailed work, what sets a professional finish apart from an amateur one is that you cannot see how it was done. A micro pin leaves a hole so small that often you don't even need filler, and because it is so thin it does not split glazing beads or delicate mouldings.

It is also the best aid for gluing: it holds the parts in place while the glue dries, with no need for clamps or presses, and lets you carry on working straight away. A tool that, once you've tried it, you won't want to be without in the workshop.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between 0.6 and 0.8 mm?

The 0.6 mm leaves less of a mark; the 0.8 mm holds slightly better and takes up to 40 mm.

What nails does it use?

Pins and mini brads of 0.6 mm (12-35 mm) or 0.8 mm (12-40 mm) depending on model.

What compressor do I need?

It uses little air: any compressor with a regulator between 4 and 7 bar.

How many nails does it hold?

Up to 100.

Is it suitable for hardwood?

Yes, with pins of the right length and the pressure properly adjusted.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between 0.6 and 0.8 mm?

The 0.6 mm leaves less of a mark; the 0.8 mm holds slightly better and takes up to 40 mm.

What nails does it use?

Pins and mini brads of 0.6 mm (12-35 mm) or 0.8 mm (12-40 mm) depending on model.

What compressor do I need?

It uses little air: any compressor with a regulator between 4 and 7 bar.

How many nails does it hold?

Up to 100.

Is it suitable for hardwood?

Yes, with pins of the right length and the pressure properly adjusted.