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GX 2 Gas-actuated fastening tool
New productItem #r4410139
Short-stroke gas nailer for metal track
- Tool body weight: 3.7 kg
- Fastener length range: 14 - 39 mm
- Power source type: GC 52 Gas can
Features & Applications
Features & Applications
Features
- Short (20 mm), comfortable stroke and low recoil reduces fatigue, especially in overhead applications
- Cordless tool platform – the same battery for all 12V Hilti tools
- Excellent battery reach – 8,000 nails per charge, with a charging time of just 30 minutes
- Drives up to 1,100 nails with one GC 52 gas can
- Wide range of nails for fastening to a wide variety of materials
Applications
- Fastening metal stud/track for plasterboard walls to floors, walls and ceilings on concrete, solid masonry or steel
- Fastening mesh, membranes or foil with special washer holders to concrete walls
- Fastening wall tie connections to concrete, solid masonry or steel – use of the special washer holder is recommended
- Suitable for various light-duty fastening applications on concrete, solid masonry or steel
- Fastening cables, conduits or various light electrical installations – use of the ME nailer nose is recommended
Services
Hilti Tool Service
3 days repair or free*
- 3 or free: get the tool serviced and cleaned in 3 days flat or there is no charge
- Servicing is free of charge for up to 2 years, including wear and tear, pick-up and delivery
- After the no-cost period, repair costs are capped
- Product warranty against parts and manufacturing irregularities for as long as we service the tool
- Product warranty against parts and manufacturing irregularities for 20 years