Senco Fastening Systems A202009 18 Gauge Brad Nails 2in 800ct

Product Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS A202009 is an 18-gauge galvanized brad nail designed for finish and trim work in residential and light commercial construction. Each box contains 800 straight-collation nails at 2 inches in length with a medium head profile. The galvanized coating provides basic corrosion resistance for interior applications. These nails are intended for use in pneumatic brad nailers and are loaded in straight-collation strips. Licensed finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, and general contractors rely on this fastener for fine trim and millwork applications where a small-diameter nail is required to minimize surface damage.

The A202009 is suited for light to medium duty fastening tasks including cabinet face frames, decorative trim, scribe moldings, and picture frames. The 2-inch length provides adequate penetration for attaching thin stock to framing or substrate without splitting. The straight-collation format loads directly into compatible brad nailers. This nail is a practical bulk-count option for production finish work where throughput matters.

Key Features

• 18-gauge straight-collation brad nail for use in pneumatic finish nailers
• 2-inch length suited for cabinet face frames, decorative trim, and scribe moldings
• Galvanized finish for basic corrosion resistance
• Medium head profile minimizes surface damage on finish surfaces
• 800-count box supports high-volume finish and trim work

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 brad nailers; Duofast BB 4440; Makita AF501 and AF503; Max NF201, NF221, and NF255; Paslode 2138-F18 and 500959; Spotnails CB1832.

Installation Notes

Install using a compatible 18-gauge pneumatic brad nailer set to the appropriate air pressure per the tool manufacturer specifications. Disconnect the nailer from the air supply before loading or clearing a jam. Test drive depth on scrap stock before beginning finish work to avoid over-driving the medium head on finish surfaces. Wear appropriate eye protection when operating pneumatic fastening tools.