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How To Contact Your Tool Manufacturer
Read MoreNeed to contact your tool's manufacturer? We can help.
As an authorized sales and service center for Senco, Paslode and Bostitch - among several other leading brands in fastening - we understand that sometimes you still need to go straight to the source, especially for local and regional questions. For the questions we can't answer, here's a list covering most of our major brands - just in case.
- Aerosmith : www.aerosmithfastening.com : 800.528.8183
- Apach : www.axxisus.com : 888-392-9947
- BeA : www.bea-group.com : 336-510-4232
- Cadex : www.cadextools.com : 604.876.9909
- Dewalt : www.dewalt.com : 800-4-DEWALT (1-800-433-9258)
- Duo-Fast : www.duo-fastconstruction.com : 888-631-2020
- Fasco : www.fascoamerica.com : 800-239-TOOL (1-800-239-8665)
- Freeman Tools : www.freemantools.com : 1-888-669-5672
- Grex : www.grexusa.com : 888-4GREXCO (888-447-3926)
- Hitachi : www.hitachipowertools.com : 1.800.706.7337
- ISM|CCC : www.ismstaples.com : 800-378-3430
- Josef Kihlberg : www.kihlberg.us
- Klinch-Pak : www.axxisus.com : 888-392-9947
- MAX : www.maxusacorp.com : 800-223-4293
- Omer : www.omertools.com : 512-244-4942
- Paslode : www.paslode.com : 800-222-6990
- Pneu Tools : pneutools.net : 888-689-2529
- Porta-Nails : www.porta-nails.com : 800-634-9281
- Powernail : www.powernail.com : 800-323-1653
- QuikDrive : www.strongtie.com : 800-999-5099
- RolAir : www.rolair.com : 920-349-3281
- Senco : www.senco.com : 800-543-4596
- Spotnails : www.spotnails.com : 800-873-2239
- Stabila : www.stabila.com : 800-869-7460
- Stanley Bostitch : www.bostitch.com : 800-556-6696
And, of course, you can always contact Nail Gun Depot by phone (1.888.720.7892), email (sales@nailgundepot.com), or live chat.
~ The Nail Gun Depot Team
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Tools For Your Trade - The Complete List
Read MoreEver find yourself looking to purchase a new tool, but not quite sure which one will suit your project best? Instead of forcing a square peg into a round hole, take a look at Senco's tool and trade chart, below. Then, find the corresponding tools by visiting Nail Gun Depot's "Shop By Project" application builder.
Step 1: Identify Your Application
Step 2: Narrow Down The Right Tool Using "Shop By Project"
Finding and comparing the right tool for your project is easier than ever on Nail Gun Depot. Give it a shot, and let us know what you think below!
~ The Nail Gun Depot Team
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All-American Fasteners - A Second Look At Senco
Read MoreFor many, the term "Made in America" is still a deciding factor when making a product purchase, whether it's a truck, tool - or even a fastener. One of the last large-scale examples of a fastener manufacturer that is "Made in America," Senco Brands, located in Cincinnati, produces more than 80 percent of their fasteners - nails and staples - here in Ohio.
One of the largest fastener production plants in the U.S., the Senco factory spans a whopping 500,000 square feet - and includes fastener manufacturing, tool research and development (not production), a warehouse and office space.
The trip each American made fastener makes at the Senco plant is as follows. Starting off as a spool of metal wire, each collated fastener journeys through the plant, as it goes from unrecognizable wire to the nails and staples that help build America's infrastructure.
The wire enters a machine that cuts the thread into partially finished nails, including head, shank and point. From there, the nails go onto a conveyor that sorts and organizes them - so that they are all facing the same direction as required for collation. Each fastener then goes through a finishing process - prior to being prepared for collation. For wire coil nails, the fasteners are then welded to a wire and spun into coils - keep in mind this process varies depending on the type of collation for a fastener (adhesive for staples, paper-tape strip nails, etc). Once the collated nails are complete, they are packaged and stored for delivery to distributors, such as Nail Gun Depot.
~ The Nail Gun Depot Team
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Screw Gun Showdown - Senco's DuraSpin Screw System
Read MoreWelcome to part-two in our Screw Gun Showdown series, where we take an in-depth look at Senco's DuraSpin screw fastening system. Designed for applications that include drywall, subflooring/sheathing, decking, cement board, underlayment, sheathing to steel, metal framing, steel decking and rigid foam insulation - among other uses - Senco DuraSpin is built to handle the most rigorous of screw fastening applications. Different in design from Quik Drive, Senco DuraSpin models come in two different styles - one with a traditional screw gun motor and attachment; the other with its entire screw system built into one handheld unit. The simplicity and versatility of a one-piece, handheld unit makes this Senco DuraSpin a top-pick for DIY applications and contractor-grade uses alike.
Available in both electric (corded) and battery (cordless) variations, Senco DuraSpin screw systems are adaptable, based on the needs of their user. While an electric model, such as the DS332-AC, will guarantee use wherever an outlet is available, cordless DuraSpin models, such as the DS312-18V, let a user go beyond the length of a cord - we just recommend keeping a spare battery on hand for large-scale projects.Maybe you would rather have an attachment that can be used with a power screw driver motor? Senco's DuraSpin has a solution for that too, with one of their auto-feed attachments. Available as an attachment, such as the DS320, or as a full kit with screw gun motor included, such as the DS440-AC, there are a variety of options to suit different degrees of demand.When we start talking about features, DuraSpin doesn't fall short. Look for Senco's patented corner-fit feed system - which allows you to maneuver the screw gun in hard to reach corners and narrow spaces that a typical screw system would not be able to fit. If you choose to get the DS425-AC, or an auto-feed attachment offered by Senco, look for an adjustable arm that permits a user to stand during labor intensive projects, which would otherwise require them to bend over or kneel.The Screw Gun Showdown features the following DuraSpin screw systems, which each use DuraSpin collated screws:- The Senco DuraSpin DS332-AC electric screw gun, which drives 1" to 3" screws - and features a tool-free screw length adjustment, quick slide button bit release, high-torque 2,500 RPM motor, patented corner-fit feed system for wall and corner accessibility, precision adjustable depth of drive with depth lock, variable speed trigger with lock, belt hook and comfort hand grip - perfect for multipurpose use.
- Senco's DuraSpin DS312-18V cordless collated screw gun, which drives 1" to 3" screws, making it perfect for applications including: drywall (to wood or steel studs), subfloor, cement board, wood decking, underlayment, sheathing to steel, metal framing, structural steel, decking and rigid foam insulation.
- The Senco DuraSpin DS425-AC electric screwdriver, which drives 1" to 3" screws, and is designed for drywall (to wood or steel studs), wood decking, structural steel decking, composite decking, subfloor, underlayment, metal framing, rigid foam insulation, sheathing to steel and cement board applications.
- Senco DuraSpin DS212-18V cordless collated screw gun, which drives 1/2" to 2" screws, and is perfect for drywall, subfloor, cement board, underlayment, sheathing to steel, metal framing, steel decking and rigid foam insulation.
- The Senco DuraSpin DS440-AC electric screwdriver, which is capable of driving 1" to 3" screws, making it ideal for drywall (to wood or steel studs), wood decking, subfloor, underlayment, metal framing, rigid foam insulation and cement board. This screw gun is driven by 4000 RPMs of electric power.
- Senco's DuraSpin DS235-AC electric auto-feed screw gun, which features a blazing fast 5,000 RPM motor - designed for contractor grade drywall installation. Driving 1/2" to 2" screws, this screw gun features a heavy-duty 10' rubber cord, tool-free adjustable nose piece for different length screws, quick bit release, patented corner-fit feed system for easy wall and corner access, adjustable depth of drive with depth lock, variable speed trigger with lock and reverse, belt hook and comfortable rubber hand grip.
- The Senco DuraSpin DS215-18V cordless collated screw gun, which drives 1/2" to 2" screws, featuring a lithium-ion battery to power its 5,000 RPM motor. This cordless screw gun is excellent for drywall, subfloor, cement board, underlayment, sheathing to steel, metal framing, steel decking and rigid foam insulation.
- The Senco DuraSpin DS232-AC electric drywall screw gun, which drives 1/2" to 2" screws, making it perfect for drywall, subfloor, cement board, underlayment, sheathing to steel, metal framing, steel decking and rigid foam insulation.
- And finally, the Senco DuraSpin DS325-AC (replaced by the DS425-AC) collated screw system, which is only available until inventory has been depleted.
What about screws? Nail Gun Depot offers more than 80 variations of DuraSpin screw, designed for drywall, wood and metal - for both interior and exterior applications. Available in a plethora of shapes, sizes, material - and even color - there is a DuraSpin screw that will meet the requirements of almost any application.
Need an accessory? DuraSpin collated screw fastening tools have a selection of replacement bits, attachments, washers and other parts that can be acquired individually - to deck out your decking tool. You can check out a variety of DuraSpin bits here.
~ The Nail Gun Depot Team
- The Senco DuraSpin DS332-AC electric screw gun, which drives 1" to 3" screws - and features a tool-free screw length adjustment, quick slide button bit release, high-torque 2,500 RPM motor, patented corner-fit feed system for wall and corner accessibility, precision adjustable depth of drive with depth lock, variable speed trigger with lock, belt hook and comfort hand grip - perfect for multipurpose use.
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American Made Fasteners - A Senco Tradition
Read MoreThis Friday is Independence Day, July Fourth, a time in America where we celebrate the birth of the United States - and everything the nation has come to represent. For many, the term "Made in America" is still a deciding factor when making a product purchase, whether it's a truck, tool or even a fastener. One of the last large-scale examples of a fastener manufacturer that is made here in America, Senco Brands, located in Cincinnati, produces more than 80 percent of their fasteners - nails and staples - in the state of Ohio.
One of the largest fastener production plants in the U.S., the Senco factory spans a whopping 500,000 square feet - and includes fastener manufacturing, tool research and development (not production), a warehouse and office space.
The trip each American made fastener makes at the Senco plant is as follows. Starting off as a spool of metal wire, each collated fastener journeys through the plant, as it goes from unrecognizable wire to the nails and staples that help build America's infrastructure.
The wire enters a machine that cuts the thread into partially finished nails, including head, shank and point. From there, the nails go onto a conveyor that sorts and organizes them - so that they are all facing the same direction as required for collation. Each fastener then goes through a finishing process - prior to being prepared for collation. For wire coil nails, the fasteners are then welded to a wire and spun into coils - keep in mind this process varies depending on the type of collation for a fastener (adhesive for staples, paper-tape strip nails, etc). Once the collated nails are complete, they are packaged and stored for delivery to distributors, such as Nail Gun Depot.
A fascinating process, this short video highlights Senco's American-made tradition.
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Who Is Senco?
Read MoreFounded in 1947, Senco Brands (formerly known as Senco Products and Sencorp) is known for its innovation and reliability. Based in Cincinnati, Senco products include a comprehensive collection of compressors, nailers, staplers, screw guns and other power fastening tools. The company is among the last remaining large-scale manufacturers to produce fasteners on U.S. soil, generating more than 80% of their nails and staples in the United States.
Senco produces tools designed for professional contractors, remodelers, furniture builders and industrial manufacturers - with distribution outlets worldwide, including Nail Gun Depot, also located in Cincinnati. Awards and recognition include: "Tools of the Trade" Editor's Choice Award (2010), "Building Products" MVP Award (2010), "Handy" Innovation Award (2010), and "This Old House" Top 100 (2010).
Isn't it about time you owned a Senco?~ The Nail Gun Depot Team
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