Freeman
Freeman P23-112 23-Gauge 1-1/2" Headless Micro Pins 10,000 Count
23-gauge headless micro pins for detailed trim, moulding, glazing strips, cabinetry, muntin bars, jewelry cases, picture frames, hobbies and crafts, 10,000 count
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- Headless design leaves barely visible holes for clean finish work
- 23-gauge micro pins prevent splintering on delicate trim and moulding
- 10,000-count box supplies enough fasteners for extended jobs
- Glue-collated strips feed reliably in compatible 23-gauge nailers
- Suited for cabinetry, glazing strips, picture frames and craft projects
Application Fit
Freeman P23-112 23-gauge headless micro pins suit detailed trim, moulding, glazing strips, cabinetry, muntin bars, jewellery cases, picture-frame assembly, hobbies and crafts. The headless design leaves a barely noticeable mark and bonds small work pieces without splintering. Each box supplies 10,000 pins for extended project runs.
Sustained Use
Glue-collated strips feed consistently through compatible 23-gauge micro pin nailers such as the Freeman PP223 during repetitive fastening. The headless profile reduces surface damage over long sessions on delicate materials. California Proposition 65 warnings note chemicals known to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.
Compatibility Check
Verify that your nailer accepts 23-gauge, 1-1/2-inch glue-collated headless pins before ordering. Confirm the tool’s maximum fastener length covers this pin size and that the collation type matches the magazine. California Proposition 65 warnings apply to this product.
Highlights
- Headless design leaves barely visible holes for clean finish work
- 23-gauge micro pins prevent splintering on delicate trim and moulding
- 10,000-count box supplies enough fasteners for extended jobs
- Glue-collated strips feed reliably in compatible 23-gauge nailers
- Suited for cabinetry, glazing strips, picture frames and craft projects
Specifications
| Brand | FREEMAN |
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| Type | Nails |
Questions about this item
How much heat or noise do the 23-gauge headless micro pins generate during all-day use?
The pins themselves produce no heat or noise; only the pin nailer creates sound and warmth while driving them.
What tool must I already own to fire these 1-1/2" glue-collated 23-gauge pins?
You need a 23-gauge micro pin nailer that accepts 1-1/2" glue-collated headless pins, such as the Freeman PP223.
Will these P23-112 pins work in an older 23-gauge nailer that only takes shorter collated pins?
No, the nailer must be rated for 1-1/2" length; shorter-capacity models cannot drive these pins.
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