Model: WCS200

Item #: 515800

Pneumatic 16 Ga Wide 15/16″ Crown Stapler

Our Pneumatic 16 Ga Wide 15/16″ Crown Stapler is built for professional framers to help increase productivity with a consistent drive, allowing you to work quickly. It will hold up to any jobsite conditions or high–volume industrial usage.

Weighs only 5.9lbs
Fire up to 10 staples per second
Reduce jams and misfires by using genuine Paslode staples

Paslode pneumatic staplers give you reliable performance that enables you to staple with confidence, power, and speed.

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515800

Pneumatic 16 Ga Wide 15/16″ Crown Stapler

Where to Buy

Features & Applications

DURABLE

Heavy duty all-metal magazine design.

POWER

Drives flush in all materials.

SPEED

Up to 10 staples per second.

Features

Operating Features

Tool Free Adjustable Depth of Drive – quickly get the right nail depth
Tool–free Adjustable Exhaust – keeps debris out of your eyes
Tool–Free Jam Clearance – get back to work quickly if you happen to experience a jam
U–Shaped Driver Blade – decreases slipping to ensure complete drive with every shot

Design Features

Small Rounded Nose – easy mobility to shoot quickly and accurately
Durable Magazine – ensures tool is long–lasting
Utility Hook – temporarily store the nailer on 2x4s, scaffolding, or a ladder

Applications

Plywood
Gypsum Wallboard
Soft Wall
Polystyrene
Lathing
Roofing Felt
Asphalt/Fiberglass Shingles
Housewrap

Manuals & Specs

Manuals & Documentation

Operating Manual and Tool Schematic PDF

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Operating Manual and Tool Schematic PDF

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Product Specs

Tool Model

WCS200

Tool Weight

5.9 lbs.

Item #

515800

Tool Dimensions

15.1" x 3.4" x 11.7"

Tool Warranty

1-year full warranty; 5-year extended limited warranty

Tool Speed

8 nails per second

Power Specs

Firing Mode

Sequential, Bump Fire

Operating Pressure

80-120 p.s.i.

Fastener Specs

Fastener Type

16 Gauge - Smooth, Galvanized

Fastener Capacity

150 (2 strip)

Fastener Length

3/4" - 2"

Staple Crown Width

Wide 15/16"

Demos & Videos

Demo Videos

Regular Maintenance

Adjusting Depth of Drive

Clearing a Nail Jam

Regular Maintenance

Adjusting Depth of Drive

Clearing a Nail Jam

Compatible Products

Fasteners

16 Gauge Galvanized Wide 15/16" Crown Staples

FAQs

Does Paslode offer tool repair kits?

Paslode offers the following repair kits:

219305 / Cordless Framing Tune Up Kit for 900420 (IMCT)
219235 / For F350S / 501000 Repair Kit
219426 / For F350S / 50100 Premium Rebuild w/ main valve assembly
219224 / Trigger Valve Repair Kit for 3000, 4000, 5000 Series, F350S
219377 / Cordless Framing Tune Up Kit for CF325/CF325Li/XPmodels - For PF350S / 502000 and DF350S
219352 / 502000

The kits can be purchased at a sales location nearest you or online:

How do I order a part online?

Genuine Paslode replacement parts, tune up kits, accessories, and repair service can be purchased online at itwconstructionparts.com.

Does Paslode make air compressors?

No, Paslode does not manufacture air compressors. However, some of our distributors sell compressors with the Paslode name on them.

What size air compressor do I need?

You can use the following formula to figure out the size air compressor you need:

The Number of tools being used x the number of nails each tool will drive per minute x 1.2 (safety factor) x the Amount of Air per Shot (SCFM) at the operating pressure (psi). This number is found on the chart in the tool schematic and parts list provided with the nailer.

For example, if you have two F-350S tools each driving 20 nails per minute with the compressor set at 90 PSI you get: 2 x 20 x 1.2 x .082 = 3.95. The compressor needs to deliver 3.95 CFM at 90 PSI. If you operate the tool at 120 PSI at the same rate the number will be higher: 2 x 20 x 1.2 x .108 = 5.2 CFM. When selecting an air compressor be aware that as the air pressure (PSI) increases, the delivery rate (CFM) goes down. Most compressors will rate the CFM at 50 PSI and at 100 PSI.

What is the difference between PSI and CFM?

PSI or Pounds per Square Inch is an amount of force. CFM or Cubic Feet per Minute is a delivery rate. In terms of how a pneumatic tools works, the greater the PSI the harder the tool will drive and the greater the CFM the faster the tool will work.

What type of oil should I use in my Pneumatic Nailer?

Use only pneumatic tool oil. Paslode sells a summer grade oil and a winter grade oil with antifreeze. The part number for Paslode pneumatic oil is 403720 and the part number for the oil with antifreeze is 219090. Note: Lubricating oil with antifreeze should only used with temperatures below 32degF.

Do not use WD40, motor oil, transmission fluid or aerosol lubricants. These lubricants will destroy the o-rings and seals inside the nailer.

Can I use something other than Paslode Degreaser Cleaner to clean my nailer?

Paslode Degreaser Cleaner is specially formulated for Paslode Cordless and pneumatic nailers. Other products may damage electrical components, plastic parts, and rubber parts. They may also leave a residue which could cause damage to the nailer or injury to the operator of the nailer.

What type of oil should I use after the nailer has been cleaned?

Use only Paslode Cordless Tool Lubricating Oil part number 401482. It is specially formulated to withstand the high temperatures generated by Cordless nailers. Using other oils can cause the rapid build-up of combustion residue leading to poor nailer performance and more frequent cleanings.

Will other brands of nails work in my Paslode Nailer?

Paslode nailers and fasteners are engineered to work together as a system. Other brands of nails may not be designed or manufactured to the same specifications or quality standards as Paslode. Using nails that do not meet Paslode’s specification may cause damage to the tool and injury to the operator or bystanders, and may void warranty.

The nailer fires but no nail is being driven. What causes this?

There are several things that could cause a nailer to “blank fire”:

If your tool does not have a lockout, check that you haven’t run out of fasteners
There may be a nail jam preventing the fasteners from moving forward. For information on clearing a nail jam, visit the Tools Manuals page and reference your Tool's Operating Manual
Cordless nailers may require cleaning. If the tool has driven 10,000 nails or more, it may require cleaning.

How do I adjust the depth of drive for an F350 Framing Nailer?

Do not attempt to operate or service the nailer until you have read and understood all safety precautions and manual instructions. Disconnect the air and remove fasteners from the nailer when making any adjustments or servicing it. The F350 Framing nailer has a 3/16 hex key located in the rear of the magazine. To adjust the depth of the nail, loosen the bolt on the work contacting element with the hex key. Raise the work contact up to drive the nail deeper or lower the work contact to drive the nail more flush. Tighten the bolt on the work contact and test the tool.

What size air fitting do I need for my tool?

Tools should always use a male air fitting which allows the air to discharge from the tool when the air hose is removed. As a rule of thumb, framing tools use 3/8” air fittings and smaller tools such as trim nailers use 1/4” air fittings. The tool will be threaded for either a 3/8” N.P.T or a ¼” N.P.T. air fitting.

How do I find a Paslode Authorized Service Center?

To locate your nearest service location, click the "Find Service Center" tab on the "Where to Buy" page, and enter your zip code. Paslode recommends that tools needing service be repaired through your local Factory Authorized Service Network.

Pneumatic 16 Ga Wide 15/16″ Crown Stapler

Pneumatic 16 Ga Wide 15/16″ Crown Stapler

Pneumatic 16 Ga Wide 15/16″ Crown Stapler

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Features & Applications

DURABLE

POWER

SPEED

Features

Applications

Manuals & Specs

Manuals & Documentation

Operating Manual and Tool Schematic PDF

Operating Manual and Tool Schematic PDF

Product Specs

Power Specs

Fastener Specs

Demos & Videos

Demo Videos

Regular Maintenance

Adjusting Depth of Drive

Clearing a Nail Jam

Regular Maintenance

Adjusting Depth of Drive

Clearing a Nail Jam

Compatible Products

Fasteners

FAQs

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