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The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS DA19EPBN is a 15-gauge, 34-degree angled finish nail designed for pneumatic finish nailers used in trim carpentry and interior finish work. Each nail measures 1-3/4 inches in length with a bright finish and standard tensile strength. Sold in a 4,000-count package, this nail is built for high-volume production use on job sites and in shop environments. The 34-degree magazine angle and 15-gauge diameter provide a strong, low-profile fastener that sets cleanly into wood trim without splitting. Finish carpenters, cabinet installers, and trim crews rely on this gauge and angle for consistent results across a wide range of interior applications.
The DA19EPBN is suited for residential and light commercial interior finish work. Typical applications include fastening moulding, trim, baseboards, chair rail, window and door casing, cabinet fronts, bookcases, display cases, speaker cabinets, drawer guides, picture frames, furniture components such as spindles, legs, chair arms and rails, upholstery trim boards, decorative elements, and nailable plastic parts. The 1-3/4 inch length makes it appropriate for attaching finish materials to wood substrates where a longer nail would risk blowthrough or surface damage.
Compatible with Senco SN1, SFN1, SFN2B, SFN30, SFN40, FinishPro35, FinishPro41XP, FN65DA, GT65DA; DeWalt D51275; Hitachi NT65AA, NT65MA2; Porter-Cable DA250A, DA250B; Accuset A250FN; Airy ATH-0565T; Campbell Hausfeld NB35666, NB356500; Craftsman 18432, 18329; Duofast DAFN-6480; Fasco F3C-BA-5-65, R3C-BA-5065; Max NF550; Spotnails KBA1564, XBA1564.
Installation is performed by finish carpenters and trim technicians using a compatible 15-gauge pneumatic finish nailer. Verify nailer magazine angle and gauge rating match these nails before loading. Set the compressor to the nailer manufacturer's recommended operating pressure to control nail depth and avoid surface damage. Always point the nailer away from personnel when clearing jams or loading magazines.
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