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Why convert to cordless?

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We get asked this question all the time: Why should I convert to Paslode fuel powered cordless nailers? And our answer is: Because you save money, you are more productive and your business will be more profitable.

Where is the savings, where is the productivity improvement you ask? Some of it is in the roll out and roll up of compressors and hoses. It takes about 20 minutes to pull out the compressor and roll out the hoses; and another 20 minutes to put it all away. The Paslode cordless framing nailer takes just three minutes to set up and start nailing, and three minutes to put away. So that’s 40 minutes of nonproductive labor versus six.

Savings can also be found if you use gasoline powered compressors. Not only will you save the time it takes to refuel the compressor, but you save money on the gasoline.

Your productivity improves because you work faster. For example, you don’t have the hassle of hoses to pull around the job site, and no hoses pulling you down when working on a ladder, or scaffolding. You can eliminate the hassles of winding hoses in and around the braces of framed walls or during truss installation.

Finally, with no hoses to trip over, and no compressor noise to have to compete with when giving cutting measurements, you’ll see jobs move along quicker with less mistakes made.  

Paslode cordless nailers are not just good for punch out or small remodeling projects.  With advances in speed and efficiency, today, Paslode cordless nailers are being using to build additions, decks, complete gut remodels and even framing in new home construction.

If you still don’t think you can save money with Paslode fuel powered cordless tools, then check out the Cost Saving Calculator, on the Paslode website at http://www.paslode.com/calculators/CordlessCalculator.aspx, and see for yourself how you save time and money by using Paslode fuel powered cordless tools.

 

 

 

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