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Wurth 622176F micro pinner is an air powered tool that shoots both micropins and 23 gauge microbrads, so one gun handles delicate trim and light fastening jobs without swapping tools. The fastener range of 1/2 inch to 1-3/8 inch covers short pins for small moldings up through longer microbrads where slightly deeper bite is needed. The Wurth model 11191W designation ties this tool directly to the listed web description, which helps match it accurately within an existing shop lineup. Being in the Nailers and Accessories class within woodworking power tools frames it as a jobsite and shop workhorse rather than a disposable tool. Air powered operation supports continuous fastening as long as air supply is available, which matters on production runs.
This air powered 23 gauge nailer relies on a hose connection at the swivel adapter, so the tool moves more naturally as work angles change along trims, casings, and small assemblies. The operating pressure range of 60 to 100 psi establishes the compressor setting window, letting installers tune drive energy within that band for the material being fastened. The rear exhaust with muffler directs discharge away from the work surface and operator, which helps keep dust movement more predictable when working on finished interiors. The belt hook supports simple staging between shots, so the tool can hang while parts are positioned by hand. Together, these details turn basic setup into a repeatable workflow for trim, light fastening, and detailed woodworking tasks.
This 23 gauge microbrad nailer, identified as Wurth model 11191W with manufacturer part 622176F, fits directly into woodworking shops handling trim and detailed assembly work. Shooting both micropins and microbrads means the same nailer can tackle delicate moldings with near-invisible pin holes, then switch to slightly more holding power where microbrads are appropriate. The fastener range of 1/2 inch to 1-3/8 inch spreads across small profiles and moderate trim depths, so installers can move from thin returns to deeper casings without changing guns. Auto adjustable pusher operation for different fastener lengths supports that flexibility, because the feed mechanism adapts as lengths change, keeping nails advancing reliably. In practice, that combination helps maintain momentum through varied run lists in a single room or across a bank of custom cabinets.
The lockout feature to prevent dry firing directly protects internal components from repeated strikes without a fastener, which matters for a steel driver blade that is engineered for longer life. By avoiding empty shots, impact loading is focused on real fastening, which helps the driver maintain shape and performance over extended use. The removable no mar tip gives surface protection when needed on finished faces, then can be taken off when a crisper nose contact is preferred, so the same nailer suits both sensitive finishes and precise placement. Rear exhaust with muffler reduces exhaust noise and directs air away from the work area, supporting more controlled dust behavior around detailed joinery and finishes. The swivel adapter at the hose connection allows the line to rotate as the tool moves, reducing twisting and resistance during long runs along walls or workbenches. Combined with the 60 to 100 psi operating pressure range, these details help control drive depth, comfort, and repeatability across everyday woodworking and trim workflows.
The Wurth 622176F micro pinner handles 23 gauge microbrads from 7/8 inch to 1-3/8 inch and micropins from 1/2 inch to 1 inch, covering common lengths for detailed trim and light fastening.
The auto adjustable pusher adapts to different fastener lengths, keeping nails feeding consistently when switching sizes, which reduces feed-related interruptions during trim and assembly work.
The nailer operates between 60 and 100 psi, so air supply can be set within that window to match common woodworking compressors and achieve appropriate drive energy.
The lockout to prevent dry firing stops the tool cycling on an empty magazine, helping protect the steel driver blade and internal parts from impact without a fastener.
The removable no mar tip helps prevent marks on finished wood surfaces during fastening, and it can be removed when closer nose contact is preferred in tight or detailed areas.
The rear exhaust with muffler directs air away from the work area and reduces exhaust noise, which is useful when fastening in finished interiors or enclosed woodworking shops.
This 23 gauge micropin and microbrad gun, designated as Wurth model 11191W and manufacturer part 622176F, combines dual fastener capability with a 1/2 inch to 1-3/8 inch range, auto adjustable pusher, and dry fire lockout. Those features support trim, light fastening, and detailed woodworking tasks where surface care, consistent feed, and controlled air operation at 60 to 100 psi are important. For shops and installers wanting one air powered nailer to handle both micropins and microbrads within that range, this configuration aligns cleanly with everyday workflow demands.
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