Self-Adjust Magazine

The patented "adjust-free magazine" design first introduced by Grex is the defining feature found in their entire line of headless pinners. Adjustments are unneccessary when using any fastener lengths.

Double Trigger Safety Lock

The double trigger safety lock helps prevent accidental firing of the tool. To use, first pull the secondary trigger with your middle finger, then pull the primary trigger with your index finger just like any other tool.

Removable Nose Cover

The nose cover is designed to be conveniently removed to provide easy access to clearing fastener jams. Simply use the hex wrench stored in the quick access storage area to loosen the nose cover screws and then slide off the cover.

Narrow Nose Design

A narrow nose on the pinners allows the tool to reach into tight areas, and detailed work surfaces.

Removable No-mar Rubber Tip

Protect your work surfaces with the rubber tip and use the alignment marks to accurately locate the position to drive pins. The rubber tip can be stored in the quick access storage area when not in use for easy access and safe keeping.

Quick Access Storage

Found on the rear of the magazine, the storage area provides easy access to your no-mar rubber tip and hex wrench used for removing the nose plate. Keeping them close will also prevent them from getting lost.

Auto Lock-out Feature

Also reffered to as the anti-dry firing mechanism, it prevents dry-firing of the tool. Trigger locks and stops tool from driving when there are 6 to 7 fasteners left in the magazine. You're gauranteed that a pin is driven even when you can't see it.

Belt Hook

The belt hook provides easy carrying of the tool.

Fastener Indicator Window

This window on the magazine can show if fasteners are low and when reloading is necessary.

Rear Exhaust with Silencer

Tool exhaust is re-directed to the rear of the tool and a silencer keeps it quiet.

Lock-out Manual Override

When the tool automatically locks-out to prevent dry-firing, a manual override button allows the last several pins to be driven if necessary.

Magazine Angled Cut-off

The rear of the magazine is cut-off at an angle to allow the tool to be placed right upto the corner.