Senco FinishPro 25 XP - Manual (Page 2)

No-Mar Pad & Square Nose Safety –
Protects work surface and the square nose safety
design keeps the tool from slipping out of position
Overmold Grip –
Reduces vibration and fatigue,
increases productivity
Adjustable Exhaust –
No tools required
Last Brad Lock Out –
Lengthens the life of the tool
FinishPro
®
25XP
XtremePro ™ 18 Gauge Brad Nailer
Always read the Operators Manual and Safety Instructions with all tools to ensure
proper use and safety precautions. For additional information on trigger systems and
how SENCO will save you time, reduce costs, and increase quality, call our toll-free
Action Line: 800-543-4596 to find your nearest Authorized Senco Dealer, Distributor
or visit our web site at: www.senco.com
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On-tool Power Adjustment –
Lengthens the life of the tool by
allowing the user to choose the
right power setting for the job.
Wrenches provided onboard to
make the adjustment fast and
easy
Lightweight & Maneuverable –
At only 2.7 lbs, for easy
maneuvering and light enough
for all day work
Angled Air Inlet
Keeps the hose off the work
surface when the tool is in the
vertical position
Construction Ruler –
For quick measurements
Overmold Trigger –
Reduces fatigue
Belt Hook
Lets the tool go
where you go
Thumb Wheel Adjustable Depth-of-Drive –
Drives nails to a consistent and controllable depth
NeverLube ® Technology –
Requires no tool oil
Choose the right trigger system for your specific needs!
Sequential Actuation Trigger (also known as restrictive trigger or trigger fire) operates in
the following a sequence - depress the safety element at the nose of tool against the work
surface then pull the trigger. After each fastener is driven, release the trigger and lift the
tool off the work surface before starting the sequence again. This trigger is recommended
and acceptable for most applications.
Contact Actuation Trigger (also known as dual action, bounce or bottom fire) operates in
the following sequence- pull the trigger first and keep the trigger pulled while moving the
tool along the work surface with a bouncing motion, depressing the safety element at the
nose of the tool against the work surface where the fastener is to be driven. This trigger is
recommended for use by trained professionals only in high production or volume
applications.