Clarke CFN34 34 Degree Clipped Head Air Frame Nailer - Clarke - 3110397

The Clarke CFN34 uses 34° clipped-head nails with a diameter of 2.87 to 3.3mm and lengths ranging from 50mm to 90mm.

The recommended operating pressure is between 80 to 109 psi (5.5 to 7.5 bar).

The magazine has a capacity of up to 80 nails.

Yes, it is recommended to apply 2-3 drops of lubricating oil into the air inlet before each day's use to ensure smooth operation and longevity.

The nailer is supplied complete with a tough blow-moulded carry case, 4 hex keys, and lubricating oil.

It is designed for demanding construction tasks such as roof and timber frame building, internal partition wall assembly, and general fabrication work.

The nailer weighs approximately 8.8 pounds (around 4 kg).

Check air pressure is within the 80-109 psi range. Ensure the air hose is securely connected and there are nails loaded. Verify the safety yoke is disengaged and the nose is pressed firmly against the workpiece.

Increase air pressure slightly (within the 80-109 psi range). Check if the nails are the correct type and length for the material. Ensure the nail magazine is clean and unobstructed.

Disconnect air supply. Carefully remove any jammed nails from the magazine and nose area using pliers if necessary. Refer to the manual for detailed clearing instructions.

Check all air line connections. Inspect O-rings and seals for damage and replace if worn. If the leak persists, contact customer support.