Air Nail Gun

I want to buy a nail gun to shoot nails into hard materials. Anyone in the building? What is the difference between a nail gun air pressure and electric nailer. Sure, the compressed air gun requires an air compressor and an electric nail gun is much cheaper. Is this the same power?

No, they are not equal. For heavy use go with a nailer air.
Even in this case, get one that uses a heavy gauge nails. and be sure he will nail the length you need.

No, depending on what you determine to nail guns, you'll need. If your stuck in the amounts or hardwood, you'll need an airgun. Keep in mind that these weapons are purchased to expedite the construction process. If it is a home project without a proper line of death. I do not want to invest money into buying one and just use a hammer or rent equipment. Regarding an electric nail gun they do not have enough pressure unless your score or just something to work with a wood lite. Good luck and I hope it works for you.

An electric nail gun uses an electric motor with a gear transmission as Bendix, an automatic weapon starter.Not power.air same pressure uses compressed air as motive force, combined with an opening / closing the valve. airgun, more reliable, but not required for small jobs!

third option: There are firearms available that use butane gas as fuel. fuel is available in cartridges. These guns work and air pistols do. The big advantage is that you do not need a compressor, air hoses, electrical cables. With none of these things to put in place or slide around these firearms are much more manageable, and profitable too. They are also available as bradders (Trim and finish) and spikers (frame and the floor). The power settings are adjustable and they are handy, take them out of the box, put in the cartridge, load the nails and use.

air nailer is very adjustable to the pressure applied to the shot required, electric nailers usually have few settings ... go to air ... lasts longer too