Paslode 650213 18 Gauge Galvanized Brad Nails 1-1/4 in 2000 Ct

Product Description

The PASLODE 650213 is an 18-gauge galvanized brad nail designed for finish carpentry and trim work. Each box contains 2,000 nails at 1-1/4 inches in length, making this a standard reload for professionals running brad nailers on interior trim jobs. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance suited for both indoor and light-exposure applications. Licensed carpenters, finish trim crews, and skilled tradespeople use these nails for fast, clean fastening where a small nail head and minimal surface damage are required. The 18-gauge diameter delivers enough holding strength for trim applications without splitting delicate wood profiles.

These brad nails are intended for molding, casing, and decorative trim applications in residential and light commercial construction. They are compatible with Paslode nailers including models 901000, 500595, and 501161, and are also compatible with most standard 18-gauge brad nailers from other manufacturers. Finish carpenters and trim installers will find these nails suited for baseboards, door and window casing, chair rail, crown molding, and similar light-duty fastening tasks where a clean finish is the priority.

Key Features

• 18-gauge wire diameter for clean fastening with minimal surface damage
• 1-1/4 inch length suited for attaching trim over drywall or directly to framing
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for durability in varied conditions
• 2,000-count box reduces reload frequency on high-volume trim jobs
• Compatible with Paslode models 901000, 500595, and 501161, plus most 18-gauge brad tools

Compatibility

For use with Paslode nailers 901000, 500595, and 501161. Also compatible with most standard 18-gauge brad nailers.

Installation Notes

These nails are installed using a pneumatic or cordless 18-gauge brad nailer — hand-driving is not applicable. Verify the nailer magazine accepts 18-gauge strip nails and that the depth-of-drive setting is appropriate for the substrate before beginning. Always wear eye protection when operating a nailer, and confirm the work surface is secure before fastening. Follow all tool manufacturer safety guidelines and applicable local building codes for finish fastener applications.