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The PASLODE 650285 is a 2,000-count box of 2-inch, 16-gauge galvanized straight finish nails designed for use with pneumatic finish nailers. These nails are collated for magazine-fed nailers and feature a galvanized coating that resists corrosion in interior and covered exterior trim applications. At 16 gauge, they deliver holding strength appropriate for finish carpentry without splitting delicate trim stock. Each box contains 2,000 nails, making it a practical bulk-supply option for contractors and finish carpenters working on residential or light commercial trim projects. The package quantity is 6 boxes per case, totaling 12,000 nails per case order.
These finish nails are suited for trim and molding installation including door and window casing, baseboard, crown molding, chair rail, and similar interior finish work. They are intended for use in 16-gauge straight finish nailers. Compatible nailers named in the product data include the Paslode 501680 and 902000, Hitachi NT65A, Duo Fast LFN748 and LFN764, Bostitch T36-50, Fasco F3P-FN-50 and F4P-FN70, Porter FN250A and FN250B, and Max MXBF352. Always confirm magazine compatibility with the specific nailer model before loading.
Confirmed compatible nailers include the Paslode 501680 and 902000, Hitachi NT65A, Duo Fast LFN748 and LFN764, Bostitch T36-50, Fasco F3P-FN-50 and F4P-FN70, Porter FN250A and FN250B, and Max MXBF352. These nails are designed for 16-gauge straight finish nailers.
Finish nails are installed by finish carpenters and general contractors using pneumatic finish nailers connected to a regulated air supply. Before loading nails, disconnect the nailer from the air supply and verify the magazine is empty per the tool manufacturer's safety instructions. Set nail depth using the nailer's depth-of-drive adjustment to avoid over-driving into finish surfaces. Follow applicable building codes for fastener schedules when attaching structural trim elements.
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