Bostitch ZA

External conditions will affect the actual number. On average, each fuel cell will be enough to drive 1,000 fasteners with our brad nailer and finish nailer and 1,100 with our framing nailer.

Each fuel cell contains a blend of Butane and Propane, together with in an inbuilt tool lubricant.

Yes, Bostitch fuel cells are compatible with most leading tool brands. Check compatibility on the fuel packs and be sure to follow the instructions on the enclosed sheet for correct fitting and safety procedures.

Our standard fuel cells are low pressure.

The tool and fuel cells operate most efficiently between 0° C and +40° C.

A full charge should drive 600 nails.

In good conditions, 1 hour is sufficient. On first use, the battery may need longer.

Firstly eliminate the obvious - i.e. is the charger switched on? Is the battery in good condition? If these are not the root cause of the problem, ensure that the sequence in which the charger and the battery are docked are correctly followed. The charger should be switched on first, and then the battery inserted. Failure to follow the procedure may result in the battery not charging correctly.

Yes, they are cross compatible with Bostitch pneumatic models. However, some fasteners are collated in differing lengths and with a different collation bonding, to make them compatible with cordless tools.

Yes. The fasteners in our cordless range have been tested in most popular models. For specific compatibility, check fastener packs or click here for more information.

Handy colour coding makes it easy to select the right fastener for the job. Green is for bright galv, purple for 12 micron galv, rose for hot dip and yellow for a stainless steel finish.

Yes, it’s easy with Bostitch. You can by our fasteners and fuel cells together or separately - whichever suits you.

Each Bostitch cordless tool case comes with: cordless nailer, allen key, 20cl tool lubricant, Instruction manuals, charger & cable and 2 batteries.

Just like our Fuel and fasteners, Bostitch don’t want to tie you into using specific brands. Note that any safety glasses should always conform to EN166.

To keep your tool in top condition, follow the maintenance intervals section of the operation manual for full details.

We recommend Bostitch tool cleaner or equivalent. Follow the cleaning guide included with the tool, but be sure to brush of any excess dirt and wipe clean before lubricating and assembly.

NO, cordless tools need a specific oil that is compatible with the higher temperatures experienced with the combustion of the gas.

Both the tool and fuel cells operate most efficiently between 0° C and +40° C.

Tools can be used at 1 shot per second- easily enough for most applications.

Like any combustion engine, our tools need oxygen to help create an efficient ignition. Consequently, performance issues can occur in areas where the altitude is higher than 1500M.

Remember, Bostitch cordless all use sequential trip actions for safer working. Be sure to follow the correct sequence as detailed in the operation manual.

Check the indicator lights. Is the battery fully charged?

Check the fuel cell is connected properly and isn’t empty.

1. Check that there are fasteners in the tool. Bostitch cordless tools come with a nail-lock out mechanism which prevents the tool driving unless there are fasteners in the magazine. Reload and try again.
2. The tool may be too cold or too hot. Wait for the tool to return to room temperature and try again.
3. Sometimes, after a jam, the driver can be stuck in the down position. Follow the instruction to remove any jammed fasteners and push the driver to the return position.

The flashing light on the tool indicates the battery condition. Flashing green means the battery is charged. Flashing red means the battery is low and should be charged. No light means the battery is depleted and must be charged. Charge time is approximately 1 hour.

All Bostitch cordless nailers are covered by a 2 year limited warranty. Please refer to the owners manual for warranty details.

Bostitch cordless tools should be oiled at every cleaning interval. The cleaning and maintenance guide has specific instructions for when and how to oil these tools.

The sound is the internal fan activating, which is responsible for mixing the fuel and air for high-powered combustion. It also helps to cool the engine after each combustion.