Senco
Senco CZ08EAAR 23 ga 1/2 in Galvanized Headless Pin Nails 2600pk
23-gauge headless pin nails, 1/2 in length with galvanized finish, supplied in a 2600-piece collated strip for compatible pneumatic tools
- TypePneumatic Nails & Staples
- 23-gauge headless pins leave minimal surface marks
- Galvanized steel resists corrosion for outdoor projects
- 1/2-inch length suits trim and detail work
- Glue-collated strips feed smoothly in compatible nailers
- 2600-count pack covers large jobs without reloading
Precise trim fastening
These 23-gauge headless pins measure 1/2 inch overall with a 0.027-inch smooth shank and diamond point. The galvanized steel finish resists corrosion on interior and protected exterior trim. Each glue-collated strip feeds straight at zero degrees into compatible Senco micro pinners. The 2,600-piece pack suits finish carpenters and cabinet installers who need nearly invisible holes.
Clean low-force driving
Headless design and narrow gauge reduce splitting in delicate mouldings and thin stock. Glue collation eliminates paper debris and keeps the magazine feeding smoothly during extended runs. Galvanized coating adds lubricity, lowering the driving force required from the tool. Operators experience minimal blow-out on the show face of the workpiece.
Ready for TN11 series
Strips are engineered for Senco TN11G1 and TN11L1 pinners without adjustment. The 2,600-count box reduces reload frequency on multi-room trim packages. Made in USA construction ensures consistent dimensions across the full quantity. No additional accessories or software are included with this fastener pack.
Highlights
- 23-gauge headless pins leave minimal surface marks
- Galvanized steel resists corrosion for outdoor projects
- 1/2-inch length suits trim and detail work
- Glue-collated strips feed smoothly in compatible nailers
- 2600-count pack covers large jobs without reloading
Specifications
| Brand | SENCO |
|---|---|
| Type | Pneumatic Nails & Staples |
Questions about this item
How do I load the 2600-pack glue-collated strip into my TN11G1 or TN11L1 pinner without jamming?
Align the 0-degree strip with the magazine rails, slide it fully forward until the follower engages the last pin, then close the latch; the most common mistake is stopping short so the first pin does not seat against the driver blade.
Will the galvanized coating on these 23 ga headless pins need any upkeep after they are driven into trim?
No — the galvanized finish protects the steel from corrosion once the pin is embedded; no further maintenance or replacement of the fastener itself is required.
At what point does the .027 in shank diameter limit holding power in hard maple or oak?
The 23-gauge shank provides minimal withdrawal resistance; in dense hardwoods the limit appears as soon as the pin encounters end grain or a knot, where it can bend or pull out under light load.
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