meite SN3483F 34° Pneumatic Framing Nail Gun – Heavy Duty Angled Air Nailer for 50–83mm Paper Collated D-Head Nails, Dual Firing Modes & Adjustable Depth – 1st Fix Tool
Take on demanding timber construction and carpentry projects with the meite SN3483F Pneumatic Framing Nailer. Designed for first-fix framing work, this heavy-duty air-powered nail gun combines a 30–34 degree angled magazine with adjustable firing modes, making it a practical tool for timber framing, fencing, decking, roof sheathing and other suitable structural woodworking applications.
Compatible with 50–83mm paper-collated D-head framing nails, the SN3483F accommodates smooth, ring and screw shank fasteners within the specified diameter range. Its robust construction, selectable single-sequential and contact firing modes, tool-free depth adjustment and integrated safety lock provide flexibility for professional tradespeople and experienced DIY users.
Please Note: This listing is for one meite SN3483F pneumatic framing nail gun, designed for compatible 30–34° paper-collated framing nails measuring 50–83mm long with a 2.8–3.3mm shank diameter. An appropriate air compressor, compressed-air hose and framing nails are required but are not included. This is an air-powered tool, not an electric or battery-powered nail gun. Follow the specified operating pressure and safety instructions before use.
Specifications
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Brand: meite
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Model: SN3483F
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MPN: SN3483F
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Product Type: Pneumatic Angled Framing Nailer
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Tool Category: First Fix Framing Nail Gun
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Power Source: Compressed Air
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Magazine Angle: 30–34 Degrees
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Compatible Nail Collation: Paper Collated / Paper Tape
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Compatible Nail Head: D-Head Framing Nails
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Compatible Nail Length: 50–83mm
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Compatible Nail Shank Diameter: 2.8–3.3mm
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Compatible Nail Shank Types: Smooth, Ring and Screw Shank
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Firing Modes: Single-Sequential and Contact Firing
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Firing Mode Selection: Selectable Trigger Mechanism
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Depth Adjustment: Tool-Free
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Safety Feature: Integrated Safety Lock
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Nose Design: Reinforced Angled Nailing Outlet
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Surface Protection: No-Mar Tip
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Handle: Ergonomic Grip
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Package Dimensions: Approximately 47 x 42.5 x 13cm
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Packaged Weight: Approximately 6.33kg
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Suitable Materials: Compatible Softwood, Hardwood, Engineered Timber and Pressure-Treated Wood
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Suitable Applications: Timber Framing, Fencing, Decking, Sheathing, Subflooring and Suitable Construction Work
Key Features
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Heavy Duty Pneumatic Performance: Powered by a suitable compressed-air supply for demanding first-fix timber construction work.
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30–34° Angled Magazine: Designed to provide access to framing joints, corners and other areas where a straight magazine may be less convenient.
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50–83mm Nail Compatibility: Accepts suitable paper-collated D-head framing nails across the stated length range.
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Multiple Nail Shank Types: Compatible with smooth, ring and screw shank framing nails of the correct dimensions.
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Dual Firing Modes: Switch between single-sequential firing for controlled placement and contact firing for repetitive fastening.
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Tool-Free Depth Adjustment: Allows nail-driving depth to be adjusted without separate tools.
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Integrated Safety Lock: Includes a locking mechanism to help prevent unintended operation when correctly engaged.
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Reinforced Nailing Nose: Designed to provide improved contact and grip when working at an angle.
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No-Mar Tip Protection: Helps reduce unwanted contact marks on suitable work surfaces.
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Ergonomic Handle: Provides a practical grip for handling and positioning the nailer.
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Robust Construction: Designed for regular use on suitable construction and woodworking projects.
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Versatile First-Fix Applications: Suitable for timber framing, floor joists, roof sheathing, fencing and decking projects.
Heavy Duty First-Fix Framing Nailer
The meite SN3483F is designed for fastening timber components during first-fix construction and carpentry work.
Its pneumatic operating system uses compressed air to drive compatible framing nails into suitable timber materials.
The tool is particularly useful for projects involving repeated timber fastening, including wall framing, floor structures, roof sheathing and external timber construction.
Correct nail selection, air pressure and installation technique are essential for achieving the required fastening result.
30–34 Degree Angled Magazine
The angled magazine design allows the nailer to operate with compatible 30–34° paper-collated framing nail strips.
This configuration is useful when working between timber members, within framing assemblies and around corners where access may be restricted.
The angled construction also helps position the nose of the tool against suitable joints during timber assembly.
Compatible with 50–83mm Framing Nails
The SN3483F accepts compatible framing nails within the following dimensions:
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Nail Length: 50mm to 83mm
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Shank Diameter: 2.8mm to 3.3mm
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Collation Angle: 30–34 Degrees
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Collation Material: Paper Tape
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Nail Head: D-Head
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Shank Options: Smooth, Ring and Screw Shank
Using correctly matched nails is important for reliable magazine feeding and appropriate fastening.
Please Note: Framing nails are not included. Purchase suitable fasteners separately and check the full specifications before loading the tool.
Single-Sequential Firing Mode
The single-sequential mode is designed for controlled nail placement where individual fastening positions require attention.
This operating mode is suitable for work involving carefully positioned timber joints, framing connections and other applications requiring deliberate nail placement.
Always follow the operating instructions for the correct trigger and work-contact sequence.
Contact Firing Mode
The selectable contact firing mode allows repetitive fastening when the tool is operated according to the specified safety procedure.
This can be useful for suitable high-volume timber fastening applications where repeated nail placement is required.
Contact firing increases the importance of maintaining full control of the tool, as unintended contact with a surface can result in a nail being discharged.
Use single-sequential mode where contact firing is unsuitable, including situations involving restricted working positions or increased risk of unintended activation.
Tool-Free Nail Depth Adjustment
The SN3483F includes a tool-free depth adjustment mechanism, allowing the operator to change the driving depth to suit the workpiece and fastening requirements.
This feature can help achieve appropriate nail positioning across different compatible timber materials.
Before starting a project, test the selected depth setting on a suitable offcut of the same material.
Integrated Safety Lock
The nailer features a safety lock mechanism intended to help reduce the risk of accidental operation.
The locking control allows the tool to be placed into a locked state when it is not being used.
Always disconnect the compressed-air supply before loading nails, clearing jams, carrying out maintenance or leaving the tool unattended. The safety lock does not replace the need to disconnect the air supply.
Reinforced Nose and No-Mar Tip
The reinforced nailing outlet is designed to maintain contact with suitable timber surfaces, including when positioning the tool at an angle.
The no-mar tip provides an additional protective contact surface to help reduce unwanted marks on compatible workpieces.
Select the appropriate nose configuration for the task and ensure the tool is positioned securely before firing.
Ergonomic Handle and Robust Construction
The SN3483F incorporates a shaped grip designed to support controlled handling during regular use.
Its substantial construction is intended for demanding framing and construction applications.
As a heavy-duty pneumatic nailer, the tool may require additional handling effort compared with smaller finishing nail guns, particularly during extended or overhead work.
Suitable Timber Construction Applications
The meite SN3483F can be used for a range of compatible woodworking and construction projects.
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Wall Stud Framing: Fastening suitable timber components during wall construction.
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Floor Joists: Appropriate timber fastening operations within floor structures.
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Roof Trusses: Selected framing applications where the fastening method is permitted by the structural design.
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Roof Sheathing: Attaching compatible sheathing materials to suitable supporting timber.
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Subflooring: Fastening suitable timber or engineered wood subfloor components.
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Deck Building: Assembling compatible timber decking structures and supports.
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Fencing: Constructing and repairing suitable timber fence assemblies.
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Timber Crates and Pallets: Fastening compatible heavy-duty wooden packaging structures.
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General Carpentry: Repetitive timber fastening tasks requiring appropriate framing nails.
Structural applications must use fasteners and fixing patterns appropriate to the design, timber type and relevant construction requirements.
Compatible Timber Materials
The nailer is intended for use with suitable timber and engineered wood materials, including:
- Softwood
- Hardwood
- Engineered Timber
- Pressure-Treated Timber
- Solid Wood
- Compatible Timber Sheathing Materials
Performance depends on timber density, nail specification, operating pressure and fastening requirements.
Compressed-Air Operation
The SN3483F requires a compatible air compressor and suitable pneumatic hose to operate.
Before connecting the tool, ensure the compressor can provide the required pressure and airflow specified in the nailer's operating instructions.
The air supply should be correctly regulated and connected using suitable pneumatic fittings.
Do not exceed the maximum permitted operating pressure, and never use oxygen or other bottled gases as a substitute for compressed air.
Loading and Operation
For correct and safe operation, follow the supplied instruction manual.
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Step 1: Disconnect the nailer from the compressed-air supply before loading.
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Step 2: Confirm that the selected framing nails match the required dimensions and collation angle.
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Step 3: Load the compatible nail strip into the magazine according to the instructions.
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Step 4: Secure the magazine and ensure the fasteners are correctly positioned.
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Step 5: Connect the nailer to a suitable regulated compressed-air supply.
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Step 6: Select the appropriate firing mode and depth adjustment.
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Step 7: Test the nailer on a suitable scrap workpiece before beginning the intended job.
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Step 8: Disconnect the air supply when the task is complete and before performing maintenance.
Package Contents
- 1 x meite SN3483F Pneumatic Angled Framing Nailer
- 1 x Pair of Protective Glasses
- 3 x Hexagonal Wrenches
- 1 x Instruction Manual
Important Information
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Correct Model: This listing is for the meite SN3483F 30–34° pneumatic framing nailer, not the separate 21° model.
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Air Compressor Required: The nailer cannot operate without a suitable compressed-air supply. An air compressor is not included.
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Air Hose Required: A compatible pneumatic air hose and suitable connectors are required but are not included.
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Framing Nails Not Included: Compatible nails must be purchased separately.
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Nail Compatibility: Use suitable 30–34° paper-collated D-head framing nails measuring 50–83mm long and 2.8–3.3mm in shank diameter.
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Fastener Selection: Do not assume that nails with different head shapes, collation materials or angles are compatible.
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Operating Pressure: Follow the air pressure limits specified in the supplied instruction manual. Do not exceed the tool's rated pressure.
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Firing Modes: Single-sequential and contact firing modes must be selected and used according to the appropriate safety procedure.
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Accidental Discharge: Always keep the tool pointed away from yourself and others. Never place your hand near the nail discharge area.
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Eye Protection: Wear suitable impact-rated safety glasses during use. Protective glasses are included.
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Additional Protection: Appropriate hearing protection, safety footwear and other personal protective equipment may be required for the task.
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Air Disconnection: Disconnect the tool from the air supply before loading, adjusting, clearing jams, inspecting or servicing.
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Workpiece Support: Secure materials appropriately before nailing and ensure the fastening area is clear.
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Structural Fixings: Follow applicable building requirements and approved fixing specifications for structural timber work.
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Tool Weight: The stated packaged weight is approximately 6.33kg. Allow for the tool's substantial construction when planning extended or overhead tasks.
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Maintenance: Follow the supplied instructions for inspection, cleaning and lubrication requirements.
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Not a Finishing Nailer: This is a first-fix framing tool and is not designed for fine 18-gauge brad nails or decorative finishing staples.
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Professional Handling: Intended for users familiar with pneumatic fastening tools and their associated hazards.
Condition
Brand new unless otherwise stated. The product itself is brand new and unused.
Please note that the outer packaging only may occasionally show minor cosmetic wear from storage or handling; the item inside is unaffected.
Delivery
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Returns
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