Concrete Nail Gun
This concrete nail gun is a tough fastening tool that drives nails all the way through concrete.
This specialty nail gun can nail into concrete. Be sure to match the correct nail cartridge to the job, as each cartridge contains gunpowder and incorrect nails will drive too far from the force. Use this tool only for concrete; it will break up cement. The setting can be changed according to the depth of the material.
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