Air Locker
Air Locker AL45 18 ga Brad Nails 5000 PK
18 gauge brad nails, 5000 pieces, compatible with Porter Cable, Hitachi and Senco nailers
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- 1-3/4" length drives deep into trim and moulding
- 18 gauge steel brads fit all compatible nailers
- 5000-piece pack covers large jobs without reloading
- Plain finish accepts paint or stain cleanly
- Brad head design leaves minimal surface marks
Air Locker AL45 18 Gauge Brad Nails
These Air Locker AL45 brad nails measure 1-3/4 inches in length and use 18 gauge wire. The pack contains 5000 plain steel brads with a standard brad head. They are designed for finish carpentry and detail work where a small fastener is required.
Universal 18 Gauge Compatibility
These collated brads fit all 18 gauge brad nailers, including models from Porter Cable, Hitachi and Senco. They replace any brand of 18 gauge, 1-3/4 inch brad nail strip in your existing tool. The jump is worth it when your current supply runs low or if you need a bulk 5000 count pack for a large project.
Suited for Finish Carpenters and DIYers
This pack suits professionals and hobbyists using 18 gauge nailers for trim, moulding or cabinet assembly. It is not for users who need longer fasteners for framing or structural joints. Buyers requiring galvanised or stainless steel for exterior corrosion resistance should look at a different coating.
Highlights
- 1-3/4" length drives deep into trim and moulding
- 18 gauge steel brads fit all compatible nailers
- 5000-piece pack covers large jobs without reloading
- Plain finish accepts paint or stain cleanly
- Brad head design leaves minimal surface marks
Specifications
| Brand | AIR LOCKER |
|---|---|
| Type | Nails |
Questions about this item
What nail length and gauge do these brads have?
The brads are 1-3/4 inch long and 18 gauge, matching the AL45 specification for standard collated brad nails.
How do I load the 5000-pack collation into my nailer magazine?
Open the magazine latch, slide the full collation strip in with the nail heads facing the driver blade, then close the latch until it clicks — failing to seat the strip fully causes jams.
When will the 5000 brads run out and need reordering?
A 5000-count pack typically lasts through several trim or cabinet jobs; reorder when the magazine empties and no spare strips remain.
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