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The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS DA25EPB is a 15-gauge, 34-degree angled finish nail designed for pneumatic finish nailers used in trim and millwork applications. Each nail measures 2.5 inches in length with a bright finish and standard tensile strength. The box contains 3,000 nails, making it a practical quantity for production trim work, remodeling, or cabinet installation. These nails are collated at 34 degrees for compatibility with a wide range of angled finish nailers from multiple manufacturers. The bright finish is suitable for interior applications where surface appearance matters and the nail will be set and puttied after fastening.
These nails are used in residential and light commercial interior finish work. Typical applications include fastening moulding, trim, baseboards, chair rail, window and door casing, furniture and woodworking, spindles, legs, chair arms and rails, upholstery trim boards, cabinet fronts, bookcases, product display cases, speaker cabinets, decorations, drawer guides, picture frames, and nailable plastic parts. They are installed by finish carpenters, cabinetmakers, trim carpenters, and experienced DIYers using compatible angled finish nailers.
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.
These nails are installed by finish carpenters using compatible 15-gauge angled pneumatic finish nailers. Adjust nailer air pressure according to the tool manufacturer specifications and the substrate being fastened to avoid overdriving or splitting trim stock. For painted or stained finish work, set nails slightly below the surface with a nail set and fill the hole before finishing. Always disconnect the nailer from the air supply before clearing jams or performing maintenance.
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