DCA A03-F30 Air Brad Nailer – 30mm Pneumatic Nail Gun, 100-Nail Magazine

Description

The DCA A03-F30 Air Brad Nailer is a professional pneumatic nailing tool designed for efficient and controlled fastening in woodworking and related applications.

It operates using compressed air at a working pressure of 4–7 bar and is designed for Brad Nails with a maximum length of 30mm. Its 100-piece magazine allows multiple nails to be loaded for efficient continuous operation.

The nailer features a rubberized handle designed to provide a comfortable, non-slip grip while helping absorb operating shock. Its aluminum-alloy magazine receives hard oxidation treatment for a lightweight and durable construction. The air inlet interface also uses heat-treated construction for improved wear resistance.

A touch-switch design allows fast and continuous nailing, making the A03-F30 suitable for furniture making, woodworking, interior decoration, and other applications where quick and consistent nail placement is required.

With a net weight of approximately 1.03kg, the DCA A03-F30 is relatively lightweight and easy to handle during extended work.

Key Features

• Genuine DCA A03-F30 Air Brad Nailer
• Pneumatic / compressed-air operation
• Working pressure: 4–7 bar
• Brad Nail compatible
• Maximum nail length: 30mm
• Magazine capacity: 100 nails
• Rubberized non-slip handle
• Shock-absorbing handle design
• Aluminum-alloy magazine
• Hard oxidation treatment on magazine
• Heat-treated air inlet interface
• Touch-switch design
• Fast continuous nailing
• Lightweight 1.03kg design

Specifications

Applications

• Furniture making
• Woodworking
• Interior decoration
• Wood panel installation
• Trim and molding work
• Carpentry
• Construction applications
• General woodworking fastening

Package Includes

• 1 × DCA A03-F30 Air Brad Nailer
• 2 × Wrenches
• 1 × Lubricating Oil
• 1 × Carton Box

Safety Notice

Always wear appropriate eye protection when operating a pneumatic nailer. Use the tool only within the specified 4–7 bar working pressure range and connect it to a suitable compressed-air supply. Keep hands and other body parts away from the nail firing area. Disconnect the air supply before performing maintenance, clearing a jam, or making adjustments.