There are currently three main energy sources for existing nail-fixing guns:

1. Compressed air (soft wood - low pressure use)
2. Butane (soft and hard wood - medium pressure)
3. Explosive cartridge (concrete, brickwork and steel - high pressure)

The HVL~CO nail gun application has the 'in unit' ability to vary the operating pressure from 500psi to 20,000psi by the three application settings.

The HVL~CO technology provides a portable, lightweight, more efficient nailing gun. The battery pack and gas cylinder can be recharged:

• battery pack - cordless drill size
• gas cylinder - 250cc gas

Internal Gas Cylinder
The internal gas cylinder would be sufficient to provide:

• 1500 low pressure applications
• 1000 medium pressure applications
• 500 high pressure applications.
  
  

Present Status
As the HVL~CO technological capability innovatively provides a lighter weight unit with 3 power settings, discussions are proceeding with Australian and overseas nail gun manufacturers.

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