Makita DBN900 LXT Framing Nailer
Makita DBN900 LXT Framing Nailer £553.33 £434.39
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Makita DBN900 LXT Framing Nailer

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SKU: MAKDBN900ZK
£521.27incl. VAT £664.00

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  • Air spring mechanism, pneumatic-like feel. Brushless motor accelerates spring compression to drive nails up to 90mm.
  • Fires up to 1,000 nails per 6.0Ah battery charge. Speed of up to 2 nails per second for full-day productivity.
  • Sequential and Contact Actuation modes. Choose single-nail precision or continuous bump-fire for faster framing.
  • Anti-dry fire mechanism and anti-slip nose. Prevents missed shots and resists slipping when nailing at an angle.
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Makita DBN900 LXT Framing Nailer

Makita DBN900 LXT Framing Nailer is engineered for efficiency and power with its innovative air spring mechanism. The Makita DBN900 LXT delivers precision with a brushless motor that accelerates the compression of the air spring, enabling it to drive nails up to 90mm with ease, akin to the performance of a pneumatic nailer.

The Makita DBN900 LXT Framing Nailer is designed to meet the demands of professional builders, providing consistent power and reliability.

Features:

  • Air spring mechanism for pneumatic-like performance.
  • Brushless motor for faster compression.
  • Drives nails up to 90mm in length.
  • Offers a magazine capacity of 51-58 fasteners.
  • Lightweight design at 4.6kg without battery.

Technical Data:

  • Nail Length: 50 - 90mm
  • Nail Diameter: 2.9 - 3.3mm
  • Fastener Magazine Capacity: 51 - 58
  • Magazine Angle: 30 - 34º
  • Weight: 4.6kg without battery

References:

  • Supplied as a bare unit, NO battery or charger.
  • Makita DBN900ZK LXT model.
  • Ideal for framing and construction applications.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Makita DBN900 include a battery, charger, or nails?
No. It's supplied as a bare unit (body only) in a carry case, without a battery, charger, or nails included. You'll need a compatible 18V LXT battery and 50-90mm clipped head nails separately.
How many nails can the Makita DBN900 fire on a single battery charge?
Up to 1,000 nails on a fully charged 6.0Ah LXT battery, at a firing speed of up to 2 nails per second, making it suited for a full day of framing work without frequent recharging.
What's the difference between Sequential and Contact Actuation modes on the DBN900?
Sequential Actuation Mode fires a single nail each time you pull the trigger, giving precise, controlled placement. Contact Actuation Mode allows continuous nailing as the nose tip contacts the material while the trigger stays held, speeding up repetitive framing tasks like sheathing or sub-flooring.
How does the Makita DBN900 prevent missed shots when the magazine is running low?
It has an anti-dry fire mechanism that activates before the remaining nail count reaches zero, stopping the tool from firing without a nail loaded and avoiding wasted trigger pulls or inconsistent results near the end of a magazine.

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