Freeman
Freeman PCN65 15° Coil Siding Nailer 1-1/4–2-1/2 in. 200–400 Capacity
Pneumatic 15° coil siding nailer drives 13-gauge nails from 1-1/4 to 2-1/2 in. with tool-free depth and jam clearance, bump-fire trigger, 360° exhaust, magnesium body and 200–400 capacity
- TypeRotary Tools
- Tool-free depth adjustment for precise nail setting
- Bump-fire trigger with lock for fast, controlled operation
- 360° adjustable exhaust directs air away from user
- Magnesium body keeps weight low while staying durable
- Air filter and anti-dust cap protect internal parts from debris
Built for Siding and Sheathing
The Freeman PCN65 is a pneumatic coil nailer designed for cedar shingles, roof and wall sheathing, siding and fencing. It drives 13-gauge coil nails from 1-1/4 to 2-1/2 inches with a 200 to 400 fastener capacity. A magnesium body keeps the tool light and durable on the job site.
Pneumatic Setup and Daily Use
The nailer runs on 70 to 110 PSI compressed air and uses oil lubrication. A tool-free depth adjustment and tool-free jam clearance speed up changes between tasks. The 360 degree adjustable exhaust directs air away from the user while the anti-dust cap and air filter protect internal parts from debris.
Who This Suits and Who It Does Not
Builders who need a dedicated 15 degree coil nailer for high-volume siding work will value the bump fire trigger with lock and the no-mar tip. Teams that require a different magazine angle, a sequential-only trigger, or a cordless power source should look at other configurations.
Highlights
- Tool-free depth adjustment for precise nail setting
- Bump-fire trigger with lock for fast, controlled operation
- 360° adjustable exhaust directs air away from user
- Magnesium body keeps weight low while staying durable
- Air filter and anti-dust cap protect internal parts from debris
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What is the maximum nail length the PCN65 can drive before the magazine capacity becomes the limiting factor?
The nailer accepts coil nails up to 2-1/2 inches long and holds 200 to 400 nails per load, so capacity limits how long you can run before reloading.
How loud and hot does the magnesium body get when the tool runs at 110 PSI all day?
The 360-degree adjustable exhaust directs air away from the operator, while the magnesium housing dissipates heat and keeps weight low during extended use.
Which compressor fittings and hose diameter must I already own to connect the 1/4-inch air inlet at 70–110 PSI?
The nailer includes an air connector for standard 1/4-inch NPT fittings; supply a compressor capable of 70 to 110 PSI and a hose rated for that pressure range.
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