Dewalt DNS18050-2 18-gauge Crown Staples 1/4x1/2 Inch 2500ct

Product Description

The DEWALT ACCESSORIES DNS18050-2 is an 18-gauge collated crown staple designed for use with compatible pneumatic crown staplers. Each staple measures 1/4 inch in crown width and 1/2 inch in leg length, making it suited for light fastening tasks where a narrow crown profile is required. The collated format feeds reliably through standard magazine-fed tools, reducing downtime on the job. Each box contains 2500 staples, providing a practical supply for sustained production work. These staples are a go-to consumable for finish carpenters, trim installers, and general contractors who need consistent, clean fastening results.

These crown staples are commonly used in residential and light commercial construction applications including attaching house wrap, insulation batts, roofing felt, trim backing, and light wood assemblies. The 1/2-inch leg length gives adequate holding power in substrates such as sheathing, thin wood stock, and similar materials. Contractors, framers, and finish carpenters will encounter these in everyday production fastening tasks where speed and repeatability matter.

Key Features

• 18-gauge wire diameter for light-duty fastening with minimal surface distortion
• 1/4 inch crown width provides a narrow footprint suitable for trim and sheathing work
• 1/2 inch leg length delivers reliable penetration in standard substrates
• Collated format feeds consistently through compatible pneumatic crown staplers
• 2500-count box supports extended production runs without frequent reloading

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style consumable for use with pneumatic 18-gauge narrow crown staple tools that accept 1/4 inch crown collated staples.

Installation Notes

These staples are installed by licensed contractors or experienced trade professionals using a compatible pneumatic crown stapler. Ensure the air supply is disconnected and the tool magazine is clear before loading staples. Follow the tool manufacturer's recommended operating pressure range and always point the tool away from personnel during loading and use. Dispose of misfed or bent staples and never attempt to re-feed damaged fasteners through the tool.