What length fasteners does it take?

It fires 22-gauge brads from 4mm to 16mm (0.16 to 0.63 inches). Longer or thicker fasteners will not fit.

What air pressure does it need?

It runs between 3.5 and 8 bar, or 50 to 120 PSI. It connects through a standard NPT 1/4-inch air inlet.

How many fasteners does it hold?

The magazine holds up to 100 pieces, so you reload less often on long runs.

Is it good for upholstery and framing?

Yes. The small 22-gauge brads suit upholstery, carpet work, picture framing and detailed craft projects.

Can it replace an 18-gauge nailer?

Not for structural or load-bearing joints. It drives thinner, shorter brads and is meant for fine detail work.

Do I need a compressor?

Yes. It is pneumatic and needs an air supply; it has no battery or corded motor.

NFTIGB

Professional 22 Gauge Pneumatic Brad Nailer and Staple Gun

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$49.01at WalmartChecked Nov 9

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Professional 22 Gauge Pneumatic Brad Nailer and Staple Gun

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Our take on the Professional 22 Gauge Pneumatic Brad Nailer and Staple Gun

The NFTIGB is a 22-gauge pneumatic brad nailer and stapler built for fine trim, upholstery and craft work. It runs on 3.5 to 8 bar (50-120 PSI) air through a standard NPT 1/4-inch inlet and holds up to 100 fasteners. It fires 22-gauge brads from 4mm to 16mm, so it handles light pinning rather than structural fastening. The aluminum alloy and stainless steel body with a rubber grip is aimed at comfort during long detail jobs. Compared with 18-gauge nailers, it leaves smaller holes but drives thinner, shorter fasteners, so it suits delicate work and not framing or heavy assembly.

Best forUpholstery and fabric pinningPicture framing and trim detailCraft and model workLight DIY assembly

Pros

Small 22-gauge holes leave little visible damage
Holds up to 100 fasteners between reloads
Runs on a wide 50-120 PSI range
Aluminum and stainless body with rubber grip
Handles brads from 4mm to 16mm

Cons

Needs an air compressor; no cordless option
22-gauge brads are too thin for structural joints
16mm maximum length limits thicker stock
No depth-adjustment or jam-release details given

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About the Professional 22 Gauge Pneumatic Brad Nailer and Staple Gun

This is a pneumatic brad nailer and staple gun for woodworking and home improvement projects. It has an aluminum alloy and stainless steel body with an ergonomic rubber grip for control and comfort.

It runs on compressed air at a pressure of 3.5 to 8 bar (50-120 PSI) and connects through a standard NPT 1/4 inch air inlet. The magazine holds 100 staples and fires 22-gauge nails from 4 mm to 16 mm (0.16 to 0.63 inches).

It can be used for furniture upholstery, carpet installation, picture framing and detailed DIY craft projects.

Brand: NFTIGB
Type: Pneumatic brad nailer and staple gun
Material: Aluminum alloy and stainless steel body, rubber grip
Gauge: 22 gauge
Nail length: 4 mm to 16 mm (0.16 to 0.63 in)
Capacity: 100 staples
Air pressure: 3.5 to 8 bar (50-120 PSI)
Air inlet: NPT 1/4 inch
Color: Silver

Specifications

color: SilverSource

Questions and answers

What length fasteners does it take?: It fires 22-gauge brads from 4mm to 16mm (0.16 to 0.63 inches). Longer or thicker fasteners will not fit.
What air pressure does it need?: It runs between 3.5 and 8 bar, or 50 to 120 PSI. It connects through a standard NPT 1/4-inch air inlet.
How many fasteners does it hold?: The magazine holds up to 100 pieces, so you reload less often on long runs.
Is it good for upholstery and framing?: Yes. The small 22-gauge brads suit upholstery, carpet work, picture framing and detailed craft projects.
Can it replace an 18-gauge nailer?: Not for structural or load-bearing joints. It drives thinner, shorter brads and is meant for fine detail work.
Do I need a compressor?: Yes. It is pneumatic and needs an air supply; it has no battery or corded motor.
Where is the Professional 22 Gauge Pneumatic Brad Nailer and Staple Gun cheapest?: At Walmart, for $49.01, as of our latest check.