ITW Ramset T3MAG 45 Pin Magazine Tool
SKU: ramset-t3mag
Model: T3MAG
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Product Overview
45 Pin Magazine Tool
This 45-Pin Magazine Tool from Ramset (T3MAG) is the premier fastening system for commercial drywall contractors. It delivers more power and a bigger pin for a better success rate. The nose is specifically engineered to easily allow the tool to reach into 1-5/8" x 2" deep track at any angle. The large, 45-pin magazine means you'll spend less time reloading, and more time shooting.
- Premier fastening system for the commercial drywall contractor
- Specifically engineered nose allows the tool to easily reach into 1-5/8" x 2" deep track at any angle
- Electronic fuel injection motor delivers 25% more power than comparable tool
- Newly designed point collation, nosepiece, and patented pin-feed mechanism allows for easy fastening without jamming
- Large, 45-pin magazine gives you more work time between reloads
- Ergonomically balanced with the "grip it & flip it" design for less operator fatigue
- Versatile belt hook for easy access on the job
In The Box
- One (1) 45-Pin Magazine Tool
Product Specifications
SKU
ramset-t3mag
Model
T3MAG
Brand
ITW Ramset
Shipping Weight
10.95 lb
Condition
New
Manufacturer's Warranty
Product Defects Only
Return Policy
Unopened Only, 30 Days
Package Type
Individual
Power Source
Gas Charged
Addl Specs
- Power: 100 joules
- Fuel Cell Design: One step insert and click design
- Tool Design: Customized for drywall application
- Deep Leg Track Capability: YES
- Magazine Capacity: 45 pins
- Fastener Assembly: 15 pin (strip)
- Fastener Length Capability: 0.5 1.0 inches
- Fastener Pin Diameter: 0.125 inches
- Fuel Cell Capacity: 1000+ shots
- Shots Per Battery Charge: 3000 (approximately)
- Tool Height: 15 inches
- Tool Length: 18-1/2 inches
- Tool Width: 4.3 inches
- Tool Weight: 9.2 pounds
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