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Spotnails 18120SS-316 Collated Brad Nail 18 ga 316 Stainless Steel Hardware
18 gauge AX-style collated brad nails in 316 stainless steel for compatible finish nailers
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- 18 ga finish nails for trim work
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion
- AX style collation fits many nailers
- Compatible with Senco FinishPro 18XP
- Works with Bostitch BT1855K nailer
Spotnails 18 Gauge Brad Nails
These 18 gauge finish nails use an AX style collation and are manufactured from 316 stainless steel. They are designed for trim, moulding and cabinetry work where corrosion resistance is required. The collated strips load into compatible pneumatic or cordless brad nailers for rapid installation.
Broad Tool Compatibility
The nails fit a wide range of 18 gauge brad nailers from Spotnails, Senco, Bostitch, Paslode, Porter-Cable, Hitachi, Dewalt, Makita, Max, Rigid and other listed brands. This cross-brand fit reduces the need to stock multiple fastener types on a job site. Users should verify their specific model appears in the compatibility list before purchasing.
316 Stainless Steel Material
The 316 stainless steel construction provides superior resistance to rust and staining in exterior, marine or high-humidity environments. It prevents bleed-through on cedar, redwood and treated lumber where standard galvanized fasteners can react. Buyers needing a lower-cost option for interior-only dry applications may prefer standard galvanized brads instead.
Highlights
- 18 ga finish nails for trim work
- 316 stainless steel resists corrosion
- AX style collation fits many nailers
- Compatible with Senco FinishPro 18XP
- Works with Bostitch BT1855K nailer
Specifications
| Brand | SPOTNAILS |
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| Type | Nails |
Questions about this item
What gauge is the collated brad nail and what does that limit?
The nails are 18 gauge, so they fit 18-gauge brad nailers and cannot be used in 15- or 16-gauge tools.
What nailer models are listed as compatible with these brads?
Compatible models include Spotnails TB1840 and CB1850, Senco FinishPro 18XP, Bostitch BT1855K, DeWalt D51238, Makita AF505 and several others listed.
How are the nails loaded and what step is often missed?
Load the AX-style strip into the magazine following the tool’s arrow direction; the common error is inserting the strip backwards so the nail heads face the wrong way.
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