Abstract: A probe assembly of a nailer has a housing, a probe, and a spring. The housing is mounted around a nozzle of the nailer, and has a cavity and a supporting block protruding in the cavity near a bottom of the cavity. The probe is placed in the cavity, is held on the supporting block, and has a supporting cave recessed in the probe at a position corresponding to the supporting block and having an opening formed in a bottom of the probe. The spring is mounted in the cavity of the housing and disposed between the bottom of the cavity and the bottom of the probe. The probe of the probe assembly can be replaced easily without using any tool.

Abstract: A quick release device for a panel of nail guns has a quick release mount, a pulling base, and an elastic element. The quick release mount is disposed on a body of a nail gun adjacent to a rear end of an ejecting track, and has two connecting boards and a pivotal rod connected to the two connecting boards. The pulling base is pressably connected to the quick release mount, selectively engages with a panel of the nail gun, and has an engaging hook, a pivot hole, and a pulling arm. The engaging hook is formed on the pulling base, and selectively engages with a limiting claw of the panel to limit a position of the panel relative to the ejecting track. The elastic element is mounted between the quick release mount and the pulling base to provide a returning force to the pulling base.

Abstract: An auto-adjusting control device for adjusting clamping sizes of a C-ring nail gun has a microprocessor, a motor drive unit, and a status detection module electrically connected to each other. The motor drive unit is electrically connected to a motor that drives the C-ring nail gun. The status detection module detects a current value of the motor drive unit and a position of a guiding rod of the C-ring nail gun. The microprocessor determines if the C-ring nail gun has completed a clamping movement according to the current value. The status detecting module also determines if the C-ring nail gun has completed the clamping movement according to the positions of the guiding rod. By determining if a C-ring has clamped an article with the status detecting module, the clamping sizes of the C-ring nail gun can be adjusted.

Abstract: An adjusting-fixing assembly for a staple gun has a sliding frame, an adjusting nut, a fixing arm and an abutting shaft. The sliding frame is movably connected to the staple gun and has a connecting board with two positioning recesses. The adjusting nut is rotatably mounted on the sliding frame and has an engaging segment. The engaging segment is formed on the adjusting nut between the threaded end and the connecting board and has multiple engaging faces. The fixing arm is rotatably connected to the sliding frame, engages with the adjusting nut and has a connecting rod, an engaging recess and a positioning element. The engaging recess is formed in an inner side of the fixing nut and engages with two adjacent engaging faces of the engaging segment. The abutting shaft is connected to the adjusting nut and is movably connected to the staple gun.

Abstract: An anti-slip assembly for a staple gun has a mounting device, an operating device and a limiting device. The mounting device is formed in the staple gun and has a mounting recess, a positioning recess, a pivotal recess and a through hole. The operating device is movably connected to the mounting device and has an anti-slip arm and an operating cap. The anti-slip arm is rotatably mounted in the mounting recess and has a mounting rod, a spring, a pivotal rod and an abutting stem. The operating cap is movably mounted in the mounting recess, is mounted around the anti-slip arm and has a releasing recess, a pressing recess, a pushing protrusion and at least one holding flange. The limiting device is detachably connected to mounting device and the staple gun and has a limiting frame and a limiting panel.

Abstract: An adjusting-fixing assembly for a staple gun has a sliding frame, an adjusting nut, a fixing arm and an abutting shaft. The sliding frame is movably connected to the staple gun and has a connecting board with two positioning recesses. The adjusting nut is rotatably mounted on the sliding frame and has an engaging segment. The engaging segment is formed on the adjusting nut between the threaded end and the connecting board and has multiple engaging faces. The fixing arm is rotatably connected to the sliding frame, engages with the adjusting nut and has a connecting rod, an engaging recess and a positioning element. The engaging recess is formed in an inner side of the fixing nut and engages with two adjacent engaging faces of the engaging segment. The abutting shaft is connected to the adjusting nut and is movably connected to the staple gun.

Abstract: An adjusting device for a nail gun includes a magazine, a shaft, a disc feeder and a positioning assembly. The shaft is mounted in the magazine and has two sliding grooves longitudinally formed respectively in the shaft and multiple positioning recesses formed on the sliding grooves. The disc feeder includes a rotating disc and a sleeve mounted around the shaft and has two mounting holes each corresponding to a positioning recess. The positioning assembly includes a clamp and an E-clip having two stops. The clamp is mounted in the sleeve and has two clamping arms each having a boss. The stops are mounted respectively in the mounting holes, respectively abutting the clamping arms and held by the E-clip. Therefore the magazine can be adjusted in one direction at multiple stages by pulling up and in the other direction by pressing the clamp that releases the stops for easy adjustment.

Abstract: An adjusting device for a nail gun includes a magazine, a shaft, a disc feeder and a positioning assembly. The shaft is mounted in the magazine and has two sliding grooves longitudinally formed respectively in the shaft and multiple positioning recesses formed on the sliding grooves. The disc feeder includes a rotating disc and a sleeve mounted around the shaft and has two mounting holes each corresponding to a positioning recess. The positioning assembly includes a clamp and an E-clip having two stops. The clamp is mounted in the sleeve and has two clamping arms each having a boss. The stops are mounted respectively in the mounting holes, respectively abutting the clamping arms and held by the E-clip. Therefore the magazine can be adjusted in one direction at multiple stages by pulling up and in the other direction by pressing the clamp that releases the stops for easy adjustment.

Abstract: A magnetic-tipped piston for a nail gun has a piston head, a driving rod and a magnet. The piston head has a connecting hole. The connecting hole is formed axially through the piston head. The driving rod is connected securely to the piston head and has a connecting end and a driving end. The connecting end is mounted securely in the connecting hole of the piston head. The driving end is formed on and protrudes axially from the connecting end to eject nails out of the nail gun and has a mounting recess. The mounting recess is formed axially in the driving end. The magnet is mounted securely in the mounting recess of the driving rod to attract and hold a head of the nail.

Abstract: A nail gun has a body, a breach assembly, a triggering device, a safety assembly and a magazine. The safety assembly has a safety lever and an activating beam, both of which are required to be activated to selectively engage the triggering device to allow the nail gun to perform a nailing cycle. When the nail gun is operated incorrectly, the safety assembly does not engage the triggering mechanism so the nail gun is prevented from performing the nailing cycle. The magazine is mounted in the breach assembly and feeds fastening devices into the breach.

Abstract: A nail gun has a body, a breach assembly, a triggering device, a safety assembly and a magazine. The safety assembly has a safety lever and an activating beam, both of which are required to be activated to selectively engage the triggering device to allow the nail gun to perform a nailing cycle. When the nail gun is operated incorrectly, the safety assembly does not engage the triggering mechanism so the nail gun is prevented from performing the nailing cycle. The magazine is mounted in the breach assembly and feeds fastening devices into the breach.

Abstract: A coil-type magazine for nails has a body and a driving member mounted on the body. The driving member is engaged with a channel of the body and moves along the channel via springs. A spool is connected to the driving member and deviates from a handle of a nail gun. Hence, the coil-type magazine for nails is not limited by a space between the coil-type magazine and handle and it is easy to receive the nails into the coil-type magazine.

Abstract: A coil-type magazine for nails has a body and a driving member mounted on the body. The driving member is engaged with a channel of the body and moves along the channel via springs. A spool is connected to the driving member and deviates from a handle of a nail gun. Hence, the coil-type magazine for nails is not limited by a space between the coil-type magazine and handle and it is easy to receive the nails into the coil-type magazine.

Abstract: A belt of nails for nailers includes an outer belt, an inner belt and multiple nails. The outer and inner belts are parallel and respectively have multiple cylindrical outer and inner brackets connected in a straight line with connecting ribs between adjacent brackets. The outer and inner brackets respectively have axial outer and inner nail holes that are aligned. The nails have enlarged heads, shanks and tips. The shanks are mounted respectively through the outer nail holes, and the tips are mounted respectively inside the inner nail holes. Consequently, the outer and the inner belts securely hold the nails so the nailer will roof or nail perfectly.

Abstract: A belt of collated nails for use with an air-driven nailing gun is disclosed having a plurality of nails, a plurality of flexible nail guide caps connected in series and respectively capped on the points of the nails and adapted to guide the nails into the workpiece, and a plurality of breakable flexible sockets connected in series and spaced above the flexible nail guide caps and adapted to hold the nails in the flexible nail guide caps, the breakable flexible sockets each having a through hole for receiving the nails respectively.