BeA 18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder

BeA 18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder Specification

Exhaust
Rear Exhaust

Trigger Type
Contact or Sequential

Working Pressure
70 120 psi

Application
Cabinet making, furniture assembly, molding, picture frames

Operation
Pneumatic

Model
18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder

Body Material
Aluminum

Handle Type
Ergonomic Grip

Fastener Type
Brad Nails

Gauge
18 Gauge

Magazine Capacity
Approx. 100 nails

Dimensions
Approx. 250mm x 58mm x 250mm

Nail Length Range
15mm 50mm

Weight
Approx. 1.2 kg

About BeA 18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder

Specifications

Model Number	SK350/224C
Brand	BeA
Warranty	1 year
Air Consumption	<5
Gauge	18 gauge
Air Pressure	50-100 psi
Nails Collation Type	Adhesive
Nail Collation Angle	Straight (0 degree)
Shank Diameter	1.8 Mm
Color	Blue

Precision Fastening Performance

The 18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder by BeA is engineered for high-precision applications, making it suitable for tasks requiring clean, fine fastenings such as in cabinetry and furniture construction. Its compatibility with brad nails between 15mm and 50mm offers flexibility for a broad range of projects.

Efficient and Ergonomic Design

With a robust aluminum body weighing only 1.2 kg and an ergonomic grip, this bradder minimizes fatigue during prolonged use. The rear exhaust and intuitive trigger system ensure user comfort and adaptability whether handling repetitive or intricate jobs.

FAQ's of BeA 18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder:

Q: How do I operate the BeA 18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder safely and efficiently?

A: Connect the bradder to an air compressor set between 70 and 120 psi. Load up to 100 brad nails into the magazine and choose either the contact or sequential trigger mode based on your project needs. Always wear eye protection and ensure the work surface is stable before firing.

Q: What types of projects are best suited for this pneumatic bradder?

A: This tool is ideal for cabinet making, furniture assembly, installing moldings, and constructing picture frames, thanks to its precision and compatibility with 18 gauge brad nails.

Q: When should I use sequential versus contact trigger mode?

A: Use the sequential trigger for controlled, single nail placement, which is best for delicate or detailed work. Opt for contact mode for quicker, repetitive fastening, such as when constructing larger pieces or when speed is a priority.

Q: Where can I find the BeA 18 Gauge Pneumatic Bradder in India?

A: The bradder is available through authorized distributors, exporters, manufacturers, service providers, suppliers, and traders across India. Check with local tool suppliers or inquire online for availability and distributor locations.

Q: What is the process for maintaining this pneumatic bradder?

A: Regularly clean the tool and ensure no debris is left in the magazine or exhaust. Lubricate moving parts as recommended in the user manual, and periodically check for worn seals or parts to maintain optimal performance.

Q: How does the ergonomic handle and lightweight body benefit users?

A: The ergonomic grip and 1.2 kg aluminum construction reduce hand and arm fatigue, allowing for prolonged use and increased control, especially important in precision woodworking and frequent tasks.

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