MAX 18GA Brad Nailer Up To 2-1/8" - MAXNF255SF218

MAX 18GA Brad Nailer Up To 2-1/8" - MAXNF255SF218

Engineered to deliver enhanced safety measures and dependability, this pneumatic brad nailer from the SuperFinisher line adds the finishing touch to any doors, cabinets to securing delicate crown moldings finish jobs. The extremely lightweight NF255SF2/18 is built for an array of applications. Achieve the finishing touches that you want without the worry of damaging your materials. MAX is committed to manufacturing reliable tools that have been designed to deliver enhanced performance while making sure that users can carry out safe operations.

What our Experts Think

• Versatile Fastening – Drives 18GA brads up to 2-1/8" for a wide range of trim and finish work.
• Compact & Lightweight – Easy to maneuver in tight spaces, reducing hand fatigue during extended use.
• Durable & Reliable – Designed for long-lasting performance, even in demanding conditions.
• Precision Control – Provides accurate, consistent brad placement for professional finishes.
• Tool-Free Depth Adjustment – Adjusts nail depth for perfect results every time.

Q&A

Q: What is the MAX 18GA Brad Nailer designed for?
A: The MAX NF255SF218 is designed for precise brad nailing in woodworking projects, capable of driving 18-gauge brads up to 2-1/8" in length.

Q: What size brads does this nailer use?
A: It uses 18-gauge brads, ideal for trim work, paneling, and other delicate nailing applications.

Q: What is the maximum brad length the tool can handle?
A: The MAX NF255SF218 can handle brads up to 2-1/8" in length, making it suitable for a wide range of woodworking tasks.

Q: Is this brad nailer easy to use?
A: Yes, it is lightweight, ergonomically designed, and features an easy-to-use mechanism, providing comfort and control during long use.

Q: What are the main applications for this brad nailer?
A: It’s perfect for trim work, furniture assembly, molding, and other finish carpentry tasks that require a smaller, more discreet nail.

Maintenance Tips

• Clean Regularly – Remove any dust, debris, and nails from the tool after use to avoid jams and maintain performance.
• Lubricate Moving Parts – Apply oil to the internal components, such as the piston and driver, to reduce wear and ensure smooth firing.
• Check for Nail Jams – Regularly inspect the nail magazine and feed system for blockages or misfeeds to ensure proper operation.
• Inspect Safety Mechanism – Make sure the safety features, like the trigger and contact tip, are working properly to prevent accidents.
• Replace Worn Parts – Inspect the driver blade, O-rings, and seals for wear, and replace them when necessary to maintain optimal performance