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The Milwaukee Electric Tool Corp MDP16D-2000 is a box of 16D collated duplex nails designed for use with compatible Milwaukee cordless framing and specialty nailers. Each nail measures 3 inches in length with a .131-inch shank diameter, providing strong holding power in dimensional lumber and engineered wood applications. The duplex head design allows for easy removal after temporary fastening, making these nails a practical choice for forming, shoring, and scaffolding work. Licensed contractors and experienced framing crews will find these collated nails suited for high-volume fastening where temporary connections are required.
These 16D duplex nails are intended for temporary construction applications including concrete forming, falsework, and scaffolding assembly where fasteners must be driven and later pulled cleanly. The collated format feeds efficiently through compatible nailers, reducing manual nail placement and improving productivity on large forming jobs. Sold as a single unit (EA), the MDP16D-2000 is packaged for trade-volume use at 65.5 pounds per package.
Designed as a collated duplex nail for use with compatible Milwaukee nailers and other nailers that accept collated 16D .131-inch diameter duplex nails. Verify nailer manufacturer specifications for collation angle and nail diameter acceptance before use.
Installation of collated nails should be performed by qualified carpenters or framing contractors familiar with pneumatic or cordless nailer operation. Always follow the nailer manufacturer safety guidelines, including disconnecting power or air supply before clearing jams or performing maintenance. Duplex nails are intended for temporary connections and should be removed prior to permanent structure enclosure. Follow applicable building codes for temporary forming and shoring fastener requirements.
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