High-performance, galvanised 16 Ga brads are ideal for a wide variety of secondary fix carpentry work and finishing applications such as door and window trim, skirting and panelling. The 20° angle allows for easy access into corners, especially required for terrace, parquet and siding work. Precision cut legs optimise material penetration. Suitable for the BN64 Cordless 20° Brad Nailer.1 x Box of 2000 Rapid 16A 20° Brad Nails 38mm
BT13 Series 18 gauge brown Brad nails for use with the Bostitch brad nailer. Finish nails (Brads) are normally of a rectangular cross section instead of being round. Their diameters are less than the coil and stick nails, and are primarily used for finish and trim work in the construction and joinery industries.Length : 35mm.Colour : Brown.Pack : Clam pack of 1000.
Senco 34° angled collated brad nails with a sharp chisel point, smooth shank, D-head and Galvanised finish.Senco Chisel Smooth Brad Nails Galvanised Size: 15G x 38mm.
BT13 Series 18 gauge brown Brad nails for use with the Bostitch brad nailer. Finish nails (Brads) are normally of a rectangular cross section instead of being round. Their diameters are less than the coil and stick nails, and are primarily used for finish and trim work in the construction and joinery industries.Length : 30mm.Colour : Brown.Pack : Clam pack of 1000.
Stick Nails for use with the Stanley Bostitch Wire Weld Framing Nailers, the traditional wire weld collation gives the stick nails more rigidity and resistance to damp environments. 28° Collation Angle Designed for the construction market, where it is important to find the right combination of tool weight and working autonomy. Since sticks contain fewer nails than coiled nails (approx 25) and less of them are loaded into the nailer, the tool is lighter. A simpler feed mechanism for stick nails also helps to keep the weight of the tools lower than for coil nailers for similar size nails. This is important when you are working up a ladder with your arm stretched out. (Remember only tools fitted with sequential trip should be used when working up a ladder). Smooth shank nails have exactly that: a smooth appearance. Due to their regular form they can be produced at very high speed and are therefore the most economical type of nail. However, their holding power is the lower than ring shank nails. They require less energy to drive them and the air consumption per nail can be lower. Sometimes it is possible to use a smaller tool to drive them. Ring shank nails have a series of rings punched into the surface of the shank. Again a difference in the diameter of the shank is produced making it even more difficult to withdraw the nail. Ring shank nails have to be produced at lower speeds and their cost is generally higher than for a smooth shank nail. The air consumption per nail is also higher, and the energy required to drive these nails into hard wood is very much greater. Bright finish is without any form of protection and is the most economical choice, but the nails will start to rust before nails that have a protective treatment. Used in applications where no protection is required, for example a one way disposal pallet. As all standard nails come with this finish. Galvanising , or coating with Zinc, is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not protect the steel of the nail, but is corroded first. The thicker the zinc coating, the longer it will be before the nail is attacked. The thickest coating is called hot dipped and is applied by dipping the nails into a bath of molten zinc. Galvanised protection is measured in Microns (each Micron is 0.000001 of an metre thick). The thicker the micron coating the better the protection level of the nails.Gauge/Diameter (mm) 3.1 Length 90 28 Collation AngleSKU S310R90G8 Profile RING Finish G8 Description STICK NAIL 3.10-90 RING GAL8 2M Qty per box 2000 Will also fit the N80SB, FW28WW-E, N100S
Stick Nails for use with the Stanley Bostitch Wire Weld Framing Nailers, the traditional wire weld collation gives the stick nails more rigidity and resistance to damp environments. 28° Collation Angle Designed for the construction market, where it is important to find the right combination of tool weight and working autonomy. Since sticks contain fewer nails than coiled nails (approx 25) and less of them are loaded into the nailer, the tool is lighter. A simpler feed mechanism for stick nails also helps to keep the weight of the tools lower than for coil nailers for similar size nails. This is important when you are working up a ladder with your arm stretched out. (Remember only tools fitted with sequential trip should be used when working up a ladder). Smooth shank nails have exactly that: a smooth appearance. Due to their regular form they can be produced at very high speed and are therefore the most economical type of nail. However, their holding power is the lower than ring shank nails. They require less energy to drive them and the air consumption per nail can be lower. Sometimes it is possible to use a smaller tool to drive them. Ring shank nails have a series of rings punched into the surface of the shank. Again a difference in the diameter of the shank is produced making it even more difficult to withdraw the nail. Ring shank nails have to be produced at lower speeds and their cost is generally higher than for a smooth shank nail. The air consumption per nail is also higher, and the energy required to drive these nails into hard wood is very much greater. Bright finish is without any form of protection and is the most economical choice, but the nails will start to rust before nails that have a protective treatment. Used in applications where no protection is required, for example a one way disposal pallet. As all standard nails come with this finish. Galvanising , or coating with Zinc, is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not protect the steel of the nail, but is corroded first. The thicker the zinc coating, the longer it will be before the nail is attacked. The thickest coating is called hot dipped and is applied by dipping the nails into a bath of molten zinc. Galvanised protection is measured in Microns (each Micron is 0.000001 of an metre thick). The thicker the micron coating the better the protection level of the nails.Gauge/Diameter (mm) 2.8 Length 6528 Collation Angle SKU S280R65G8 Profile RING Finish G8 Description STICK NAIL 2.80-65 RING GAL8 2M Qty per box 2000 Will also fit the N80SB, FW28WW-E, N100S
BT Series galvanised 18 gauge Brad fasteners for use with the Bostitch Finish Bradders. Joined with an adhesive coating that holds the brads together. Finish nails (Brads) are normally of a rectangular cross section instead of being round. Their diameters are less than the coil and stick nails, and are primarily used for finish and trim work in the construction and joinery industries.Brad nails for Bostitch models BT200K-2 and SB1850BN nailers. Both 15 to 50 mm maximum. Gauge/Diameter (mm) 18 GA Length 40 SKU BT1340GA Finish GALV Description MINIBRADS 40 GALVA 5M Qty per box 5000
The DEWALT 16 Gauge Galvanised 20° Finish Nails have been designed for use with the DEWALT 16 gauge nailer, ensuring fewer jamming or fitment issues. DEWALT nails are made from inspected high quality steel to ensure reliability in performance. Galvanised nails reduce the likelihood of rust or staining.These DEWALT DNBA1650GZ 16 Gauge 20° Finish Nails have the following specification: Length: 50mm.Type: 20° Angled Nails.Finish: Galvanised.Gauge: 1.6 (16GA).Box Quantity: 2500.
BT Series galvanised 18 gauge Brad fasteners for use with the Bostitch Finish Bradders. Joined with an adhesive coating that holds the brads together. Finish nails (Brads) are normally of a rectangular cross section instead of being round. Their diameters are less than the coil and stick nails, and are primarily used for finish and trim work in the construction and joinery industries.Gauge/Diameter (mm) 18 GA Length 50 SKU BT1350GA Finish GALV Description MINIBRADS 50 GALVA 5M Qty per box 5000
Stick Nails for use with the Stanley Bostitch Wire Weld Framing Nailers, the traditional wire weld collation gives the stick nails more rigidity and resistance to damp environments. 28° Collation Angle Designed for the construction market, where it is important to find the right combination of tool weight and working autonomy. Since sticks contain fewer nails than coiled nails (approx 25) and less of them are loaded into the nailer, the tool is lighter. A simpler feed mechanism for stick nails also helps to keep the weight of the tools lower than for coil nailers for similar size nails. This is important when you are working up a ladder with your arm stretched out. (Remember only tools fitted with sequential trip should be used when working up a ladder). Smooth shank nails have exactly that: a smooth appearance. Due to their regular form they can be produced at very high speed and are therefore the most economical type of nail. However, their holding power is the lower than ring shank nails. They require less energy to drive them and the air consumption per nail can be lower. Sometimes it is possible to use a smaller tool to drive them. Ring shank nails have a series of rings punched into the surface of the shank. Again a difference in the diameter of the shank is produced making it even more difficult to withdraw the nail. Ring shank nails have to be produced at lower speeds and their cost is generally higher than for a smooth shank nail. The air consumption per nail is also higher, and the energy required to drive these nails into hard wood is very much greater. Bright finish is without any form of protection and is the most economical choice, but the nails will start to rust before nails that have a protective treatment. Used in applications where no protection is required, for example a one way disposal pallet. As all standard nails come with this finish. Galvanising , or coating with Zinc, is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not protect the steel of the nail, but is corroded first. The thicker the zinc coating, the longer it will be before the nail is attacked. The thickest coating is called hot dipped and is applied by dipping the nails into a bath of molten zinc. Galvanised protection is measured in Microns (each Micron is 0.000001 of an metre thick). The thicker the micron coating the better the protection level of the nails.Type - Stick nail RingGauge/Diameter (mm) 2.8 Length 50 Collation Angle 28 DegreesSKU S280R50G8 Profile RING Finish G8 Description STICK NAIL 2.80-50 RING GAL8 2M Qty per box 2000 Note: This nail will also fit the N80SB, FW28WW-E, N100S
These DEWALT narrow crown galvanised staples are compatible with the DEWALT DCN681 and DCN682 plus other brand SX staplers. Suitable for woodworkers, carpenters, cabinet shops, shop fitting and flooring contractors, upholsters, landscapers and builders. A staple crown has more surface area, sinks solidly and resists shoot-through. Two legs give superior holding power over pins.1 x Pack of 5000 DEWALT DSTSX15Z 18G Galvanised Staples 15mm
Bostitch FAC Series Flat Angle Coil Pattern Ring Coil Nails are designed for high volume operation. The coils contain large quantities of nails meaning that reloading down time can be kept to a minimum. You will find them used in the pallet and crate, fencing, garden furniture and the construction industries. To Suit: N71C-1-E, N75C-2-E, N80CB-1ML, N89C-1P-E, N89C-2K-E All Coil Nails are Round Head nails. Typically: Coils of nails with diameters from 2.0 mm to 2.2 mm contain 350 nails. Coils of nails with diameters from 2.5 mm to 3.1 mm. Contain 225 nails. Roofing nail coils contain 120 nails, due to the extra large diameter of the head. 15° Collation Angle Bright finish is without any form of protection and is the most economical choice, but the nails will start to rust before nails that have a protective treatment. Used in applications where no protection is required, for example a one way disposal pallet. As all standard nails come with this finish. Galvanising, or coating with Zinc, is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not protect the steel of the nail, but is corroded first. The thicker the zinc coating, the longer it will be before the nail is attacked. The thickest coating is called hot dipped and is applied by dipping the nails into a bath of molten zinc. Galvanised protection is measured in Microns (each Micron is 0.000001 of an metre thick). The thicker the micron coating the better the protection level of the nails.Finish: Galvanised.Size: 2.8 x 65mm.Box quantity: 7500.
Bostitch Stanox staples are also known as 84 series. For use with TU-216-84-E or other tools using 84 gauge.Wire gauge 0.5 mm x 1mm, 12.3mm crown staple with 14mm leg length.
Bostitch Stanox staples are also known as 84 series. For use with TU-216-84-E or other tools using 84 gauge.Wire gauge 0.5 mm x 1mm, 12.3 mm crown staple with 8 mm leg length.
Finish nails and brads have heads that are rectangular. They are the same width as the shank, but the breadth of them is greater than the shank, ensuring that their holding power is enhanced. Applications include partition walls, shop and bar fitting, light framing and timber construction and most second fit applications. For use with N62FN-1, N62FNB-E & N62FNK-2 models. Note: This nail will also fit the N60FN and the N59FNK models. Applications - Partition walls, shop and bar fitting, light framing and timber construction and most second fit applications. 25° collation angleType - 15 gauge angled finish nailFinish - GalvanisedLength - 38mmQTY - Box 3655
Stick Nails for use with the Stanley Bostitch Wire Weld Framing Nailers, the traditional wire weld collation gives the stick nails more rigidity and resistance to damp environments. 28° Collation Angle Designed for the construction market, where it is important to find the right combination of tool weight and working autonomy. Since sticks contain fewer nails than coiled nails (approx 25) and less of them are loaded into the nailer, the tool is lighter. A simpler feed mechanism for stick nails also helps to keep the weight of the tools lower than for coil nailers for similar size nails. This is important when you are working up a ladder with your arm stretched out. (Remember only tools fitted with sequential trip should be used when working up a ladder). Smooth shank nails have exactly that: a smooth appearance. Due to their regular form they can be produced at very high speed and are therefore the most economical type of nail. However, their holding power is the lower than ring shank nails. They require less energy to drive them and the air consumption per nail can be lower. Sometimes it is possible to use a smaller tool to drive them. Ring shank nails have a series of rings punched into the surface of the shank. Again a difference in the diameter of the shank is produced making it even more difficult to withdraw the nail. Ring shank nails have to be produced at lower speeds and their cost is generally higher than for a smooth shank nail. The air consumption per nail is also higher, and the energy required to drive these nails into hard wood is very much greater. Bright finish is without any form of protection and is the most economical choice, but the nails will start to rust before nails that have a protective treatment. Used in applications where no protection is required, for example a one way disposal pallet. As all standard nails come with this finish. Galvanising , or coating with Zinc, is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not protect the steel of the nail, but is corroded first. The thicker the zinc coating, the longer it will be before the nail is attacked. The thickest coating is called hot dipped and is applied by dipping the nails into a bath of molten zinc. Galvanised protection is measured in Microns (each Micron is 0.000001 of an metre thick). The thicker the micron coating the better the protection level of the nails.Gauge/Diameter (mm) 3.1 Length 9028 Collation Angle SKU S31090G8 Profile PLAIN Finish G8 Description STICK NAIL 3.10-90 PLAIN GAL8 2M Qty per box 2000 Will also fit the N80SB, FW28WW-E, N100S
Stick Nails for use with the Stanley Bostitch Wire Weld Framing Nailers, the traditional wire weld collation gives the stick nails more rigidity and resistance to damp environments. 28° Collation Angle Designed for the construction market, where it is important to find the right combination of tool weight and working autonomy. Since sticks contain fewer nails than coiled nails (approx 25) and less of them are loaded into the nailer, the tool is lighter. A simpler feed mechanism for stick nails also helps to keep the weight of the tools lower than for coil nailers for similar size nails. This is important when you are working up a ladder with your arm stretched out. (Remember only tools fitted with sequential trip should be used when working up a ladder). Smooth shank nails have exactly that: a smooth appearance. Due to their regular form they can be produced at very high speed and are therefore the most economical type of nail. However, their holding power is the lower than ring shank nails. They require less energy to drive them and the air consumption per nail can be lower. Sometimes it is possible to use a smaller tool to drive them. Ring shank nails have a series of rings punched into the surface of the shank. Again a difference in the diameter of the shank is produced making it even more difficult to withdraw the nail. Ring shank nails have to be produced at lower speeds and their cost is generally higher than for a smooth shank nail. The air consumption per nail is also higher, and the energy required to drive these nails into hard wood is very much greater. Bright finish is without any form of protection and is the most economical choice, but the nails will start to rust before nails that have a protective treatment. Used in applications where no protection is required, for example a one way disposal pallet. As all standard nails come with this finish. Galvanising , or coating with Zinc, is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not protect the steel of the nail, but is corroded first. The thicker the zinc coating, the longer it will be before the nail is attacked. The thickest coating is called hot dipped and is applied by dipping the nails into a bath of molten zinc. Galvanised protection is measured in Microns (each Micron is 0.000001 of an metre thick). The thicker the micron coating the better the protection level of the nails.Gauge/Diameter (mm) 2.8 Length 7528 Collation Angle SKU S28075 Profile PLAIN Finish BRIGHT Description STICK NAIL 2.80-75 PLAIN 2M Qty per box 2000 Will also fit the N80SB, FW28WW-E, N100S
Bostitch Stanox staples are also known as 84 series. For use with TU-216-84-E or other tools using 84 gauge.Wire gauge 0.5 mm x 1mm, 12.3 mm crown staple with 12 mm leg length.
Bostitch Stanox staples are also known as 84 series. For use with TU-216-84-E or other tools using 84 gauge.Wire gauge 0.5 mm x 1mm, 12.3 mm crown staple with 10 mm leg length.
High-performance, stainless steel 16 Ga brads are ideal for a wide variety of secondary fix carpentry work and finishing applications such as door and window trim, skirting and panelling. The 20° angle allows for easy access into corners, especially required for terrace, parquet and siding work. Precision cut legs optimise material penetration. Specifically designed for outdoor use or humid, damp conditions. Suitable for the BN64 Cordless 20° Brad Nailer.1 x Box of 2000 Rapid 16A 20° Stainless Steel Brad Nails 38mm
These DEWALT narrow crown galvanised staples are compatible with the DEWALT DCN681 and DCN682 plus other brand SX staplers. Suitable for woodworkers, carpenters, cabinet shops, shop fitting and flooring contractors, upholsters, landscapers and builders. A staple crown has more surface area, sinks solidly and resists shoot-through. Two legs give superior holding power over pins.1 x Pack of 5000 DEWALT DSTSX35Z 18G Galvanised Staples 35mm
BT Series galvanised 18 gauge Brad fasteners for use with the Bostitch Finish Bradders. Joined with an adhesive coating that holds the brads together. Finish nails (Brads) are normally of a rectangular cross section instead of being round. Their diameters are less than the coil and stick nails, and are primarily used for finish and trim work in the construction and joinery industries.Gauge/Diameter (mm) 18 GA Length 15 SKU BT1315GA Finish GALV Description MINIBRADS 15 GALVA 5M Qty per box 5000
Senco DuraSpin® Collated Screws for Drywall to Wood applications. Phillips No.2 drive, black phosphate finish, coarse thread, bugle head. 50 screws per strip. CE-marked (EN145566). Suitable for both cordless and mains operated machines.Senco DuraSpin® Collated Screws for Drywall to Wood. Size: 3.9 x 25mm.
