Dewalt DBN18100-2 Brad Nail 1 Inch 2500 Count

Product Description

The DEWALT DBN18100-2 is a 1-inch 18-gauge brad nail designed for pneumatic brad nailers used in finish carpentry and light fastening work. Each nail features a smooth shank, brad head, and chisel point with a bright finish. The straight stick collation ensures consistent feeding in compatible pneumatic nailers. This box contains 2500 nails, making it practical for production work or ongoing service calls. Steel construction provides reliable holding strength in trim, casing, cabinet, and millwork applications. Licensed carpenters, trim contractors, and finish tradespeople are the primary installers.

These brad nails are suited for residential and light commercial finish work including window and door casing, baseboard, crown molding, cabinet face frames, and wood paneling. The 1-inch length is appropriate for attaching thin stock to a substrate where minimal penetration depth is required. The bright finish is standard for interior applications where corrosion resistance is not a primary concern. The package quantity of 2500 nails supports extended use on larger projects without frequent restocking.

Key Features

• 1-inch overall length suits thin trim and finish fastening applications
• Smooth shank brad head design minimizes surface splitting on finish materials
• Chisel point penetrates wood cleanly for consistent nail setting
• Straight stick collation feeds reliably in pneumatic 18-gauge brad nailers
• Bright finish steel construction for interior finish carpentry use
• 2500 nails per package supports high-volume production work

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement fastener for use in pneumatic 18-gauge brad nailers accepting 1-inch straight stick collated brad nails.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters, finish contractors, and trim professionals using a pneumatic 18-gauge brad nailer connected to a regulated compressed air supply. Set the nailer to the appropriate drive depth for the workpiece material before beginning. Always disconnect the air supply before clearing jams or performing tool maintenance. Follow the nailer manufacturer guidelines and applicable safety codes when operating pneumatic fastening equipment.