THE NEW
GNB 18V-38
NAILER & NAILS

First you put on your safety equipment. Then you insert the nail stripes into the magazine and insert the battery. Subsequently you turn on the power tool, press it down onto the workpiece and push the release button.

GNB is the abbreviation for “Gewerblicher Nagler Beton” (Eng.: Professional Concrete Nailer”). “18V” stands for the 18V battery system with which the tool can be used. “38” shows the maximum nail length that can be used with this tool. NB stands for “Nagel Beton” (Engl.: Nail Concrete), NK stands for “Nagel Knurled” (Engl.: Nail Knurled), NM stands for “Nagel Metall” (Engl.: Nail Metal). 

The NB nail is for joining drywall tracks on concrete. It is optimised for the concrete strength class up until C30/37 (cracked and non-cracked concrete) for dry internal conditions. Further information can also be found on the load table linked above. The NK nail is for joining wood on concrete and the NM nail is for joining drywall tracks on steel.

The mechanism works with a safe “full sequential” activation mechanism. Therefore, we call it “nail setting” or “nail fastening” and not “nail shooting”.

Please find all relevant information about the maintenance for the GNB 18V under PRO Deals – Free maintenance.

You can find more information in your concrete nailer manual or on the specific product pages on our website.