New Senco® SCP40XP Standard Pressure Pneumatic Concrete Pinner
Delivers High Pressure Performance without the Proprietary High-Cost
CINCINNATI – Senco, the leader in professional power fastening technology, is introducing the SCP40XP 1½”standard pressure pneumatic concrete fastening system to its product line-up.
The SCP40XP tackles tough concrete and steel fastening applications with the power and speed of a high-pressure nailer, but at a fraction of the cost of a proprietary high-pressure compressor system.
Instead, the SCP40XP works with conventional air compressors, hoses and fittings on applications including drywall track, furring strips, hat channel and ceiling grid.
Designed to perform in extreme temperatures at any altitude, the SCP40XP’s highly efficient motor drives ½” to 1½” long concrete and steel collated pins into concrete, concrete block and steel with 66 foot pounds of energy – up to ten times faster than competitive powder-actuated systems.
The tool’s lightweight, durable aluminum housing, low profile design and long narrow nosepiece make it easy to maneuver in tight spaces. A patented trigger selector gives the user control to switch between contact and sequential firing mode.
Other convenient features include quick, two-step rear fastener loading, an exhaust cap that directs air downward, away from the user, and a comfort grip to reduce vibration fatigue.
The SCP40XP is backed by a five-year limited warranty and is available from Senco professional tool distributors nationwide. For locations, visit http://www.senco.com/.
MSRP: $469
About Senco:
For nearly 60 years, Senco has been recognized around the world as the leading name in fasteners and power fastening tools for use in wood-to-wood construction, remodeling and a variety of industrial applications.
Senco’s comprehensive line of air-, battery- and gas-powered nailers, staplers and screwguns are available through professional distribution outlets in more than 40 countries.
The company proudly manufactures more than 750 styles, types and sizes of fasteners in its Cincinnati, Ohio facility.