The Bostitch N80 coil framing nailer (model N80CB-1) holds up to 300 nails, so you spend more time nailing and less time reloading. It drives 15 degree wire weld coil nails from 1-1/2 inch to 3-1/4 inch long for framing, sheathing, decking and fencing.
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Key Features
- High capacity: the coil magazine holds 225 to 300 nails
- 880 in-lbs of driving power: sinks nails into sheathing and framing lumber
- Wide nail range: 1-1/2 inch to 3-1/4 inch nails
- Aluminum body: built to take jobsite use
- Standard fitting: 1/4 inch NPT air inlet
Specifications
- Model: Bostitch N80CB-1
- Nail type: 15 degree wire weld coil
- Nail length: 1-1/2 inch to 3-1/4 inch
- Nail diameter: .099 inch to .131 inch
- Magazine capacity: 225 to 300 nails
- Driving power: 880 in-lbs
- Operating pressure: 70 to 100 PSI
- Weight: about 8.4 lbs
- Air inlet: 1/4 inch NPT
What the Bostitch N80 Framing Nailer Is Used For
Use this Bostitch coil framing nailer for wall framing, floor and roof sheathing, decks and fences. The big coil is a real time saver on sheathing and fence jobs where you drive hundreds of nails in a row.
Choosing the Right Bostitch N80 Nails
The N80CB-1 takes 15 degree wire weld coil nails, 1-1/2 inch to 3-1/4 inch long and .099 to .131 inch in diameter. It is made for wire collated coils, not plastic sheet coils. Use galvanized nails for fences, decks and treated lumber. Review the range above and add a box of coil nails to your order.
How to Load and Use
- Disconnect the air hose before loading.
- Open the magazine cover and set the canister for your nail length.
- Drop in a coil of nails and feed the first nails into the nose.
- Close the cover, then set your compressor between 70 and 100 PSI and connect the hose.
- Test on scrap and adjust your air pressure until nails set flush.
- Press the nose against the work and pull the trigger.
Care, Maintenance and Troubleshooting
Add a few drops of pneumatic tool oil to the air inlet each day unless your manual says otherwise. Drain your compressor tank often and keep the nose and magazine free of debris. To clear a jam, disconnect the air, open the nose, remove the bent nail with pliers and reload. If nails stand proud, raise the air pressure a little, but stay at or below 100 PSI.
What Nail Gun for Fencing Jobs?
A coil framing nailer is a popular pick for fences. Picket and rail nails fall in the 1-1/2 to 3-1/4 inch range, and a 300-nail coil means far fewer reloads on a long fence line. Pair the Bostitch N80 nail gun with galvanized or other outdoor-rated coil nails.
Coil vs Stick Framing Nailer
A coil nailer like the N80 holds 225 to 300 nails per load but is bulkier. A stick nailer is slimmer and fits between studs more easily but holds fewer nails. If you want fewer reloads, a coil tool is the way to go. If you work in tight spaces, review our Bostitch F28WW stick framing nailer.
Why Buy From Ample Supply
Ample Supply has worked in fastening for more than 40 years and carries 55+ brands from Sycamore, Illinois. Orders placed by 4:00 PM EST ship the same day. We also repair tools in house, with free estimates and a 2-3 day turnaround, so help is close by if your tool ever needs service.
Bostitch N80CB-1 FAQ
What nails does the Bostitch N80CB-1 use?
15 degree wire weld coil nails, 1-1/2 inch to 3-1/4 inch long and .099 to .131 inch in diameter.
Can it use plastic sheet coil nails?
No. It is made for wire collated coil nails only.
What PSI does it need?
70 to 100 PSI.
How many nails does it hold?
225 to 300 nails, depending on nail size.
