Senco Fastening Systems AX15EAA Brad Nail 18 Gauge 5000ct

Product Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS AX15EAA 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 and features a medium head profile with straight collation for reliable magazine feeding. The galvanized coating provides basic corrosion resistance for interior trim and millwork applications. Boxes are sold in a package quantity of 12, with 5,000 nails per box. These nails are a standard consumable for finish carpenters and trim installers working on production or service calls.

The AX15EAA is suited for light and medium duty fastening tasks including cabinet face frames, decorative trim, scribe moldings, and picture frames. The 1-1/4 inch length and 18-gauge wire diameter make these nails appropriate for attaching thin stock to substrate without splitting. They are compatible with a wide range of 18-gauge straight-collation brad nailers from multiple manufacturers, making them a practical choice on job sites where multiple tool brands are in use.

Key Features

• 18-gauge straight collation for reliable feeding in compatible pneumatic brad nailers
• 1-1/4 inch nail length suited for trim, molding, and cabinet face frame work
• Galvanized finish for basic corrosion resistance in interior applications
• Medium head profile minimizes surface marking on finish work
• 5,000 nails per box; package quantity of 12 boxes per case

Compatibility

Compatible with the following tools as stated by the manufacturer: Senco FinishPro15, FinishPro18, FinishPro25XP, FB55AX; Bostitch T31-1, T29-30, BT35, BT50; DeWalt D41238, D51238K; Hitachi NT50AD, NT32AE, NT45A, NT50AE; Accuset A125BN, A2N125, A200BN; Atro 125, Tipin 44; Campbell Hausfeld NB0030/50/65; Craftsman; Duofast BB 4440; Makita AF501, AF503; Max NF201, NF221, NF255; Paslode 2138-F18, 500959; Spotnails CB1832.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by finish carpenters or trim installers using a compatible 18-gauge pneumatic brad nailer. Verify nailer air pressure settings per the tool manufacturer's specifications before loading nails. Inspect the magazine and driver blade for wear before use to prevent misfires or nail jams. Always keep the nailer pointed away from personnel when clearing jams or loading fasteners.