Dewalt DCA15250G-2 Galvanized Finishing Nails 2500 Count

Product Description

The DEWALT DCA15250G-2 is a 2500-count box of 15-gauge galvanized finishing nails designed for pneumatic finish nailers using 34-degree angled stick collation. Each nail features a smooth shank, round head, and chisel point for clean, consistent penetration in trim and finish carpentry applications. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance suited for interior and light exterior work. At 2.5 inches in length, these nails are a standard size for attaching baseboards, door and window casing, crown molding, and similar finish trim. The box weighs 7.4 pounds and is packaged ready for jobsite use.

These finishing nails are intended for use in pneumatic 15-gauge finish nailers that accept 34-degree angled stick collation. Common applications include residential and light commercial trim installation, cabinet face-frame attachment, stair trim, and wood paneling. The chisel point reduces wood splitting on hardwood trim, and the round head seats cleanly for easy putty coverage. Finish carpenters, trim crews, and general contractors working interior finish packages will find this pack size practical for production-volume jobs.

Key Features

• 2.5-inch length suitable for attaching standard interior trim and casing stock
• 34-degree angled stick collation compatible with 15-gauge angled finish nailers
• Galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in interior and light exterior environments
• Smooth shank with chisel point for clean penetration and reduced wood splitting
• Round head seats flush for minimal filler and clean finished appearance
• 2500-count bulk pack reduces reloading frequency on production trim jobs

Compatibility

Designed for pneumatic 15-gauge finish nailers that accept 34-degree angled stick collation magazines.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters and trim professionals using a compatible pneumatic 15-gauge angled finish nailer connected to a regulated air supply. Set nailer depth-of-drive to countersink the nail head just below the wood surface without over-driving and blowing through the trim face. Verify collation angle compatibility with your specific nailer model before loading. Follow all tool manufacturer safety guidelines and applicable jobsite codes when operating pneumatic fastening equipment.