Paslode 650524 Fuel Nail Pack 3in .120 Roundrive Framing 1000ct

Product Description

The PASLODE 650524 is a fuel and nail combo pack designed for cordless framing nailers, specifically the CF325 Cordless Framer (model 902200). The pack includes 1,000 collated framing nails measuring 3 inches in length with a .120 shank diameter and a Roundrive, full-head profile. An orange fuel cell is included in the pack, supplying the combustion charge needed to drive nails without a compressor or hose. This combo is intended for framing contractors and carpenters who rely on the CF325 for jobsite mobility and high-volume fastening work.

This pack is suited for residential and light commercial wood framing applications, including wall framing, floor framing, roof sheathing, and structural assembly. The 3-inch by .120 nail size meets common dimensional lumber fastening requirements for single-pass connections in standard framing layouts. The included fuel cell eliminates the need to source combustion fuel separately, making the pack a convenient single-purchase solution for full-day or multi-day framing tasks.

Key Features

• 1,000 collated framing nails per pack, 3 inches x .120 shank diameter
• Roundrive full-head nail profile for maximum bearing surface and code compliance in structural framing
• Orange fuel cell included, matched for use with the PASLODE CF325 Cordless Framer
• Cordless-compatible combo format eliminates separate fuel sourcing on the jobsite
• Full-head design supports applications requiring code-compliant fastener schedules

Compatibility

Designed for use with the PASLODE CF325 Cordless Framer, model 902200.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified framing carpenter or construction professional familiar with cordless combustion nailer operation. Before loading nails or replacing the fuel cell, confirm the nailer is pointed in a safe direction and the magazine is clear. Follow the CF325 operator manual for proper fuel cell insertion, nail loading sequence, and combustion chamber maintenance. Fastener schedules and nail spacing requirements are governed by local building codes and structural drawings — verify compliance before beginning work.