Senco Fastening Systems A201259 18 Gauge Brad Nail 1000ct

Product Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS A201259 is an 18-gauge galvanized brad nail designed for pneumatic finish nailers used in light to medium-duty fastening work. Each nail measures 1-1/4 inches in length with a medium head and straight collation, allowing consistent feed in compatible nailers. Galvanized construction provides basic corrosion resistance suitable for interior trim and millwork applications. This box contains 1,000 nails. Finish carpenters and trim installers reach for this gauge and length when the job calls for a secure hold without splitting narrow stock or leaving an oversized hole to fill.

These brad nails are suited for residential and light commercial finish carpentry. Common applications include cabinet face frames, decorative trim, scribe moldings, and picture frames. The 18-gauge straight-collation format is a standard in the finish trade, making this nail compatible with a broad range of pneumatic brad nailers from multiple manufacturers. The galvanized finish holds up to typical jobsite conditions during interior installation work.

Key Features

• 18-gauge straight collation for consistent nailer feed
• 1-1/4 inches length suited for trim, moldings, and face frames
• Galvanized finish for basic corrosion resistance
• Medium head design minimizes surface damage and fill work
• 1,000-count box reduces reload frequency on production runs

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

Brad nailers of this gauge are typically operated by finish carpenters following manufacturer air-pressure guidelines for the specific nailer in use. Always disconnect the nailer from its air supply before clearing jams or performing maintenance. Wear appropriate eye protection during operation. Follow all applicable jobsite safety requirements when working with pneumatic fastening tools.