Senco 41 User manual

Fastening Solutions™

The SENCO all battery-powered AirFree 41 allows you to

quickly attack a variety of tasks. No hoses to trip over. No

cords to tie you down. And no compressor to move from spot

to spot. It’s the perfect ﬁnish nailer for medium to heavy-duty

jobs, driving up to 750 nails per battery charge. Perfectly

balanced and easy to use with its comfort grip and cushioned

trigger, the AirFree 41 drives 15 gauge nails from 1

1

⁄

4

" to 2

1

⁄

2

".

And it comes with proven features, like adjustable depth-of-

drive control, EZ-Clear, and a no-mar pad for perfect ﬁnishing.

Applications:

For medium to heavy-duty jobs (crown molding, baseboards,

door and window casings, decorative trim and cabinet face

frames)

.

Features and Beneﬁts:

• Drives up to 750 nails per charge

• Includes two 14.4v/2ah batteries

• One hour battery charger

• No compressor set-up

• No expensive and smelly fuel cells

• Adjustable depth-of-drive

• Comfort grip and cushioned trigger

• EZ-Clear, no-mar pad for perfect ﬁnishing, and a

belt drive for quiet operation

• Belt Hook

• One year warranty

Tool Speciﬁcations:

Weight: 7.5 lbs. (3.4 kg)

Height: 13" (330.2 mm)

Length: 12

7

⁄

8

" (327.0 mm)

Nail Capacity: 110

Battery Voltage: 14.4

Fastener Speciﬁcations:

* “Restrictive Trigger” activated tools are used for applications where precision nail or staple

placement is desired. You must ﬁrst depress the safety element where you want to drive a

nail or staple and then pull the trigger. After each nail or staple is driven, completely release

the trigger and lift the tool off the work surface.

“Dual Action” activated tools are used for applications where high-production work is

desired. There are two modes of operation.

Bottom Fire Method: This method of operation is sometimes called bounce ﬁring. You

must keep the trigger pulled while moving the tool along the work surface with a bouncing

motion, depressing the safety element where you want to drive a nail or staple.

Trigger Fire Method:ﬁrst depress the safety element where you want to drive a nail or

staple and then pull the trigger.

For instructions on safe use of tools, please refer to the Operating Instructions or

Customer Satisfaction and Safety Reminder contained in your tool carton.

The only way to work.®

Safety First.

©2005 Senco Products, Inc. www.senco.com

AirFree®41

Cordless Finish Nailer

Fastening Solutions™

The only way to work.®

Safety First.

©2005 Senco Products, Inc. www.senco.com

Adjustable Depth-of-Drive Control

Comfort Grip Two powerful 14.4 volt

batteries (2.0 amp/hour)

per kit

No-Mar Pad

Drives up to 750 nails

per charge

Quick-Slide Battery Design

EZ-Clear Feature

Belt Hook

Each tool comes complete with:

• 2 rechargeable 14.4 volt batteries

• One hour battery charger

• Safety and operating instructions

• Rugged carrying case

Drives consistently

regardless of

battery power

AirFree®41

Cordless Finish Nailer

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