Ramset 601 .22 Cal Green Loads 100 Pack Low-velocity Tool

Product Description

The RAMSET 601 is a 100-count pack of .22 caliber green powder loads engineered for use in low-velocity powder-actuated tools. These single-shot loads feature brass casings for reliable ignition and consistent performance in fastening applications. Color-coded green, they carry a specific load-level number that corresponds to power output. As the number increases, the power level increases. Technicians and contractors use these loads to drive fasteners into concrete, steel, and masonry in a controlled, repeatable process. Green-level loads represent a light to moderate charge, making them a practical starting point before stepping up to a higher level if needed.

These loads are suited for residential and commercial construction and renovation work where powder-actuated fastening tools are required. Compatible tool models include the HD22, RS22, 721, 4170, and M70, as well as Remington and Hilti tools that accept single-shot .22 caliber loads. Typical applications include attaching furring strips, track, conduit supports, and framing components to concrete or steel substrates. The 100-pack format is practical for job-site use where volume fastening is required.

Key Features

• Color-coded green for quick load-level identification at the job site
• Brass-cased construction for consistent ignition and reliable performance
• Single-shot .22 caliber format compatible with multiple low-velocity tool brands
• Load-level numbering system guides technicians from lightest to heavier charge as needed
• 100-count pack suitable for extended fastening tasks

Compatibility

Designed for use in low-velocity powder-actuated tools including the HD22, RS22, 721, 4170, and M70, as well as Remington and Hilti tools that accept single-shot .22 caliber loads.

Installation Notes

Powder-actuated tools must be operated only by trained and, where required, licensed personnel in accordance with local codes and OSHA 29 CFR 1926.302. Always begin with the lightest load level; if the fastener does not set completely, step up to the next higher load and repeat. Inspect the tool for proper function before loading, and never leave a loaded tool unattended. Store loads away from heat sources and in compliance with applicable fire and building codes.