Black & Decker Air Nailers
Black & Decker air nailers offer high quality and durable nail guns. In a recent analysis by experts, it was found that Black & Decker were one of the more powerful nail guns along with Senco, Porter Cable, Bostitch and Hitachi.
Most of the air nailers produced by Black & Decker come with advanced features such as dual function as a stapler, anti-jam functions and adjustable handles.
If you are looking for an air nailer that is durable and can get most jobs done without any hassle, choosing the Black & Decker brand is a good choice.
About Black and Decker
Black & Decker is the world leading manufacturer of high quality products used in the home and in commercial properties. With products marketed in over a hundred nations and generating roughly half of its earnings from outside the US market, Black & Decker's product lines hold the leading share of the market positions in their industries.
The organisation started as a small manufacturing shop in Baltimore, Maryland owned by S. Duncan Black and Alonzo G. Decker. It was named The Black and Decker Manufacturing Company and has since them became the world’s largest and most popular manufacturer of power tools and accessories. Its household products business is the U.S. Leader among worldwide competitors in the household appliance industry.
In 1917, the firm built it’s first manufacturing plant in Baltimore after being granted a patent on their drill switch mechanism. The new plant was 12,000 sq feet and based in a rural suburb, Towson.
After initial success, Six years later in 1922, Black and Decker established their first foreign subsidiary in Canada. This carried on through the years and in 1968, their plant in the UK was given the Queen’s Award in Industry for Outstanding Achievement as they had increased exports substantially.
Soon after, the company set themselves up in Japan and overall sales exceeded $500 million. Joint ventures and partnerships with other organizations such as with Hitachi in the power tools industry were successful and this provided them with cash reserves to acquire companies that would give them a strategic advantage such as ASSA Abloy.
In 2004, Black and Decker reported record earnings per share and made another large acquisition which reinforced their dominant position in the market.