nailer

Abstract

The invention relates to a nail driver (1), which comprises: a housing (2); a nail magazine (5); a placement mechanism for placing nails; a pin guide element (6) for supporting until the The object (16) of the nail, so that the pin guide element (6) is used to place the nail and support the nailer; the trigger (7) is used to activate the setting mechanism; the supporting foot (8) is used to additionally support the hammer Nailer (1). The nail should be able to be driven into the object (16) substantially perpendicular to the imaginary object plane (17) formed by the surface of the object (16) into which the nail is to be driven, without the need for the operator to actuate the nailer (1 ) for special orientation alignment. This object is achieved by the following measures: the support foot (8) is provided with two support elements (9, 10) for two-point support, so that the nail driver (1) together with the pin guide element (6) has a A three-point support.

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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to a nail driver. Background technique

[0002] Nail drivers are used in particular in the construction industry to drive nails (spikes) or staples into objects or substrates, for example made of wood, concrete or steel. In this way, a greater number of nails or staples can be placed into an object or substrate in a shorter period of time than would be the case if nails were manually driven into the object with a hammer. Among them, the nailer is usually driven by pneumatic, electric or combustion technology. Nail magazines are used to store larger quantities of nails or staples.

[0003] DE19508437C2 discloses a pneumatically operated nail driver, and DE8907788U1 discloses an electrically operated nail driver. DE3151658A1 describes a positioning appliance that operates on gas power.

[0004] In this case, the nail should be driven into the object or substrate with the nail driver as far as possible perpendicular to an imagina...

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