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The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS DA21EPBN is a 15 gauge, 34 degree angled finish nail designed for use with compatible pneumatic finish nailers in trim and finish carpentry work. Each nail measures 2 inches in length with a bright finish and meets standard tensile specifications. This box contains 4,000 nails, making it a practical supply for production trim work, cabinetry, and furniture assembly. The 15 gauge wire diameter and 34 degree magazine angle are common specifications among a broad range of professional-grade finish nailers across multiple brands.
These nails are suited for residential and light commercial finish carpentry applications. Typical uses include fastening interior moulding, baseboards, chair rail, window and door casing, cabinet fronts, bookcases, speaker cabinets, product display cases, drawer guides, picture frames, furniture components such as spindles, legs, chair arms and rails, upholstery trim boards, and nailable plastic parts. They are appropriate for use by finish carpenters, trim installers, cabinetmakers, and woodworking professionals.
Compatible with the following nailers: 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.
Install using a pneumatic or cordless finish nailer compatible with 15 gauge, 34 degree angled nails. Set air pressure according to the nailer manufacturer specifications for the substrate being fastened. Verify nail length is appropriate for the trim thickness and backing material to avoid blowthrough or insufficient hold. These nails are intended for interior finish applications and should not be substituted for structural fasteners.
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