Senco
Senco 18 ga 1 1/2 in Brad Nails PK5000
18-gauge galvanized steel brad nails, 1½ inches long, supplied in a 5000-piece glue-collated strip for pneumatic finish nailers
- TypePneumatic Nails & Staples
- 18 gauge finish nails suit detailed trim work
- 1 1/2 inch length fits standard pneumatic brad nailers
- Galvanized steel resists corrosion on exterior projects
- 5000 count pack covers large jobs without reordering
- Glue collation strips feed smoothly in 18 ga tools
Brad Nails for Finish Work
These 18 gauge brad nails suit trim, moulding and light assembly tasks where a small head leaves minimal surface marking. The 5000-count pack supports extended projects without frequent reloads. They are made for pneumatic nailers that accept 18 gauge straight collated strips.
Consistent Drive in Repetitive Use
Glue-collated strips feed cleanly through the magazine, reducing jams during long runs of repetitive nailing. The smooth shank and conical point enter wood with steady resistance, helping maintain uniform depth across thousands of cycles. Galvanized steel resists corrosion that could weaken holding power over time.
Limits of 18 Gauge Holding Power
The 0.039 in shank and 7/64 in head provide adequate grip for light trim but lack the shear strength needed for structural joints or heavy framing. Builders who need load-bearing connections must choose a larger fastener system. The glue collation also requires a compatible nailer; it will not work with wire- or plastic-collated magazines.
Highlights
- 18 gauge finish nails suit detailed trim work
- 1 1/2 inch length fits standard pneumatic brad nailers
- Galvanized steel resists corrosion on exterior projects
- 5000 count pack covers large jobs without reordering
- Glue collation strips feed smoothly in 18 ga tools
Specifications
| Brand | SENCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Pneumatic Nails & Staples |
Questions about this item
How much heat or noise do these 18 ga brad nails produce when fired all day?
The nails themselves generate no heat or noise; only the pneumatic tool creates sound and warmth during operation.
What else must I already own for these 5000 galvanised brads to work?
You need an 18-gauge pneumatic brad nailer that accepts glue-collated strip nails with a 0.039 in shank diameter.
Will these 1 1/2 in brads feed reliably in an older 18 ga nailer I already keep?
Yes, provided the older tool is designed for 18-gauge, glue-collated strip nails with a 7/64 in head diameter and conical point.
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