This is the biggest advantage of the MultiVolt system. When using a 36V battery, this cordless nail gun delivers power almost comparable to a corded model. Whether working with hardwood, composite wood, or high-density structural lumber, it can handle tasks with ease, rarely experiencing jams or insufficient nail penetration. Its power output is extremely stable, showing minimal performance drop-off before the battery runs out.
At the same time, its drawbacks are also notable. Both as a standalone unit and as part of a kit, the Metabo HPT MultiVolt cordless nail gun is typically more expensive than comparable 18V models, and even exceeds the price of some high-end models from well-known brands. Due to its powerful driving mechanism, the nail gun’s front end is relatively heavy, which can lead to fatigue during extended overhead work compared to lighter models.











