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Priory Nail Punch
The Priory 66 Series Nail Punch with 3/16 inch tip is designed for heavier duty finishing work with larger gauge nails. This size is particularly suited to structural carpentry, decking installation, fencing work, and general construction tasks where substantial fixings need to be countersunk below the timber surface for a professional finish or to accommodate filler.
The robust square head provides a generous striking area that prevents rolling and ensures accurate hammer contact even when working at pace on site. Its precisely knurled body delivers a firm grip for confident control when dealing with larger fixings. At 4 inches in length, it offers the perfect combination of substantial reach and comfortable handling for demanding applications.
Features and Benefits:
• 3/16 inch tip for larger gauge nails and heavy duty work
• Ideal for structural carpentry and construction tasks
• Square head design prevents rolling and improves accuracy
• Knurled body for secure grip with substantial fixings
• 4-inch length for optimal reach and control
Specifications:
Length (mm): 100
Length (in): 4
Tip Size (mm): 5
Tip Size (in): 3/16
Specifications
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There is a Priory manufacturer warranty for this product which covers all manufacturing defects for the normal lifetime of the tool but does not cover wear and tear or damaged cause by misuse. This does not affect your statutory rights.
Get help regarding Priory Nail Punch
For any technical enquiries relating to this product it is best to call the manufacturer, Priory, direct on 01216223311.
For any other queries relating to ordering this item, stock availability, existing orders or returning faulty items etc please contact us at Tooled-Up at sales@tooled-up.com or call on 020 8805 3535.


