Paslode batteries keep your Paslode nail gun firing all day, not dying halfway through a run of studs or skirting.
If your gas nailer starts misfiring, cycling slow, or will not fire at all, a tired battery is often the culprit. Here you will find genuine Paslode batteries and Paslode lithium batteries for common cordless nailers, plus spares so you can keep one charging and one on the tool.
If you are unsure how long Paslode batteries actually take to charge, or why runtime seems to fall off on cold mornings, our guide breaks it down in real site terms.
It covers Paslode battery charging times, common causes of slow charging, and how to get the most reliable performance from your nailer through the working day.
Keep it simple, match the battery to your exact nailer model and voltage, because the wrong pack will either not fit or will not run the tool properly.
1. Tool Model Compatibility
If you need a Paslode battery for IM350, IM65, or IM90, buy for that specific platform and check the listing notes before you order. Paslode battery packs are not interchangeable across every straight and angled nailer, and forcing the wrong fit is a quick way to damage contacts.
2. 6V and Li Ion Options
If your tool uses a Paslode 6V battery, stick with the correct 6V pack and matching Paslode battery charger. If your nailer takes a Paslode li ion battery, li ion holds charge better between jobs and gives more consistent performance when you are in and out of the van all day.
3. Genuine vs Compatible
If the nailer earns you money, genuine Paslode batteries are the safer choice for fit, charging behaviour, and reliability. Compatible batteries can work as spares, but do not assume runtime or charger behaviour will match the original.
Check the nailer model first, then match the battery type and voltage to it. A Paslode battery for IM350 is not the same as one for IM65 or IM90, so do not order based on looks alone.
Very often, yes. Slow cycling, misfiring, or no spark at all are common signs of a weak Paslode nail gun battery, especially if it has been left flat for a while.
If your nailer is designed for a Paslode li ion battery, they hold charge better and deliver more consistent performance. Just make sure you use the correct Paslode battery charger for that pack.
Some will work, but expect differences in runtime and long term reliability. For daily site use, genuine Paslode batteries tend to cause fewer charging and performance issues.
Cold weather, stop start use, and leaving batteries flat for long periods. Keeping a spare charged and topping up before a job makes a big difference.
A Paslode gas nailer uses gas for the drive, but the battery powers the ignition and fan. When the battery weakens, the whole tool becomes unreliable.
1. What the Battery Actually Does
The battery controls the electrics that allow the nailer to cycle correctly. Low charge leads to slow cycling, misfires, or no spark even with a fresh gas cell fitted.
2. Charging and Runtime on Site
Paslode battery charging is not something you want to deal with mid task. One battery on the tool and one on charge is the simplest way to avoid downtime.
3. Storage and Battery Life
Avoid storing batteries flat or exposed to heat and cold in the van. Keeping packs topped up and contacts clean helps extend battery life and reliability.
A spare battery and the correct charger are what keep nailers running while others are hunting for a power socket.
Using the correct Paslode battery charger ensures proper charging times and helps avoid premature battery failure caused by mismatched chargers.
A second Paslode cordless nailer battery means you can keep firing while the other charges, instead of stopping halfway through a run.
Battery mounts protect packs in the van and keep contacts clean, reducing charging issues and intermittent faults.
Whether you need a Paslode battery replacement, a spare for the van, or the correct battery for your IM350, IM65, or IM90, we stock the range to keep nailers working. Everything is held in our own warehouse, in stock and ready for next day delivery.
Paslode batteries keep your Paslode nail gun firing all day, not dying halfway through a run of studs or skirting.
If your gas nailer starts misfiring, cycling slow, or will not fire at all, a tired battery is often the culprit. Here you will find genuine Paslode batteries and Paslode lithium batteries for common cordless nailers, plus spares so you can keep one charging and one on the tool.
If you are unsure how long Paslode batteries actually take to charge, or why runtime seems to fall off on cold mornings, our guide breaks it down in real site terms.
It covers Paslode battery charging times, common causes of slow charging, and how to get the most reliable performance from your nailer through the working day.
Keep it simple, match the battery to your exact nailer model and voltage, because the wrong pack will either not fit or will not run the tool properly.
1. Tool Model Compatibility
If you need a Paslode battery for IM350, IM65, or IM90, buy for that specific platform and check the listing notes before you order. Paslode battery packs are not interchangeable across every straight and angled nailer, and forcing the wrong fit is a quick way to damage contacts.
2. 6V and Li Ion Options
If your tool uses a Paslode 6V battery, stick with the correct 6V pack and matching Paslode battery charger. If your nailer takes a Paslode li ion battery, li ion holds charge better between jobs and gives more consistent performance when you are in and out of the van all day.
3. Genuine vs Compatible
If the nailer earns you money, genuine Paslode batteries are the safer choice for fit, charging behaviour, and reliability. Compatible batteries can work as spares, but do not assume runtime or charger behaviour will match the original.
Check the nailer model first, then match the battery type and voltage to it. A Paslode battery for IM350 is not the same as one for IM65 or IM90, so do not order based on looks alone.
Very often, yes. Slow cycling, misfiring, or no spark at all are common signs of a weak Paslode nail gun battery, especially if it has been left flat for a while.
If your nailer is designed for a Paslode li ion battery, they hold charge better and deliver more consistent performance. Just make sure you use the correct Paslode battery charger for that pack.
Some will work, but expect differences in runtime and long term reliability. For daily site use, genuine Paslode batteries tend to cause fewer charging and performance issues.
Cold weather, stop start use, and leaving batteries flat for long periods. Keeping a spare charged and topping up before a job makes a big difference.
A Paslode gas nailer uses gas for the drive, but the battery powers the ignition and fan. When the battery weakens, the whole tool becomes unreliable.
1. What the Battery Actually Does
The battery controls the electrics that allow the nailer to cycle correctly. Low charge leads to slow cycling, misfires, or no spark even with a fresh gas cell fitted.
2. Charging and Runtime on Site
Paslode battery charging is not something you want to deal with mid task. One battery on the tool and one on charge is the simplest way to avoid downtime.
3. Storage and Battery Life
Avoid storing batteries flat or exposed to heat and cold in the van. Keeping packs topped up and contacts clean helps extend battery life and reliability.
A spare battery and the correct charger are what keep nailers running while others are hunting for a power socket.
Using the correct Paslode battery charger ensures proper charging times and helps avoid premature battery failure caused by mismatched chargers.
A second Paslode cordless nailer battery means you can keep firing while the other charges, instead of stopping halfway through a run.
Battery mounts protect packs in the van and keep contacts clean, reducing charging issues and intermittent faults.
Whether you need a Paslode battery replacement, a spare for the van, or the correct battery for your IM350, IM65, or IM90, we stock the range to keep nailers working. Everything is held in our own warehouse, in stock and ready for next day delivery.
