Senco A201009 18 Gauge Galvanized Brad Nail 1 Inch 1000 Count

Product Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS A201009 is an 18-gauge galvanized brad nail designed for straight collation brad nailers. Each nail measures 1 inch in length and features a medium head profile suited for clean, low-profile fastening. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for interior and light exterior applications. This nail ships in a 1,000-count package, making it a practical choice for contractors and finish carpenters running high-volume trim and millwork jobs. At 18 gauge, the slim shank minimizes splitting risk in narrow stock while still delivering reliable holding power for light to medium duty fastening tasks.

This nail is appropriate for residential and light commercial finish work. Common applications include cabinet face frames, decorative trim, scribe moldings, and picture frames. The 1-inch length suits thin stock and delicate millwork where a longer fastener would penetrate through or cause surface damage. It is installed using pneumatic 18-gauge brad nailers available from several major tool brands.

Key Features

• 18-gauge straight collation for compatibility with a wide range of pneumatic brad nailers
• 1-inch length suited to thin stock, trim, and decorative molding applications
• Galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in interior and light exterior use
• Medium head profile minimizes surface blemish on finished woodwork
• 1,000-count package reduces reload frequency on production jobs

Compatibility

Compatible with Senco FinishPro15, FinishPro18, FinishPro25XP, and FB55AX; Bostitch T31-1, T29-30, BT35, and BT50; DeWalt D41238 and D51238K; Hitachi NT50AD, NT32AE, NT45A, and NT50AE; Accuset A125BN, A2N125, and A200BN; Atro 125 and Tipin 44; Campbell Hausfeld NB0030, NB0050, and NB0065; Craftsman; Duofast BB 4440; Makita AF501 and AF503; Max NF201, NF221, and NF255; Paslode 2138-F18 and 500959; Spotnails CB1832.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by a finish carpenter or trim contractor using a compatible pneumatic 18-gauge brad nailer. Verify the tool magazine accepts straight-collation nails before loading. Set air compressor pressure within the nailer manufacturer's recommended range to avoid overdriving or surface damage. Always disconnect the air supply and clear the magazine before performing any nailer maintenance or jam clearing.