Spotnails
Spotnails 18516AY 1 in 18 ga Electro Galvanized Brad Nails
Electro-galvanised 18-gauge brad nails, 1 inch long, supplied in a 5,000-piece box
- TypeNails
- 1 in length suits trim and finish work
- 18 gauge wire leaves small holes in wood
- Electro galvanized coating resists corrosion
- 5,000 nails per box reduces reloads
- Model 18516 matches compatible brad nailers
Purpose and User
These 18-gauge electro-galvanized brad nails suit trim carpenters and cabinet makers who need a corrosion-resistant fastener for interior finish work. The slender profile reduces splitting in delicate mouldings and hardwoods.
Build Integration
Each nail measures one inch long and is collated for straight magazine pneumatic nailers that accept 18-gauge brad strips. The electro-galvanized coating protects against rust in humid environments without the bulk of hot-dip alternatives.
Fit and Alternatives
The 5,000-count box supports extended production runs for professional crews. Hobbyists needing only a few hundred pieces or installers who require stainless steel for exterior exposure should consider smaller packs or different coatings.
Highlights
- 1 in length suits trim and finish work
- 18 gauge wire leaves small holes in wood
- Electro galvanized coating resists corrosion
- 5,000 nails per box reduces reloads
- Model 18516 matches compatible brad nailers
Specifications
| Brand | SPOTNAILS |
|---|---|
| Type | Nails |
Questions about this item
How many nails are in each box of the 18516AY 18 ga brad nails?
Each box contains 5,000 electro-galvanized brad nails measuring 1 inch long and 18 gauge.
Will the 18516AY brad nails overheat or make noise during all-day use in a nailer?
These are passive metal fasteners with no moving parts, so they generate no heat, noise or power draw themselves.
Which nailer gauge and length range do I need to already own for the 18516AY brads to work?
You need an 18-gauge brad nailer that accepts 1-inch collated brad nails.
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