Senco K528APBXNR 0.131x3.25 Framing Nail 1000ct Paper Tape

Product Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS K528APBXNR is a paper-tape, offset full round head framing nail designed for high-volume structural framing applications. Each nail measures 0.131 inches in diameter and 3.25 inches in length with a smooth shank and bright basic finish. These are clipped-head nails collated in paper tape strips, packaged 1000 count per box. Framing carpenters and general contractors reach for this nail when driving through dimensional lumber on wall plates, headers, and floor systems where consistent drive and clean strip-feed matter. The Pro-Head offset full round head profile meets code requirements in many jurisdictions that mandate full round head fasteners.

The K528APBXNR is suited for residential and light commercial framing work including wall framing, roof sheathing nailing schedules, and structural panel attachment where a 0.131-inch shank at 3.25 inches satisfies common nailing patterns. These nails are designed exclusively for use in clipped-head framing nailers and are not compatible with round-head or offset-head nailers that require a different collation format. The paper tape collation feeds cleanly through magazine-style framing guns and leaves minimal residue at the nail head. Package quantity is 3 boxes per case.

Key Features

• 0.131-inch diameter smooth shank for consistent penetration in dimensional lumber
• 3.25-inch length suitable for common framing nailing schedules
• Pro-Head offset full round head profile supports code-compliant structural connections
• Paper tape collation for clean, low-residue feeding in clipped-head nailers
• Bright basic finish — 1000 nails per box, 3 boxes per case
• Designed exclusively for clipped-head framing nailers

Compatibility

Compatible with clipped-head framing nailers only. These nails will not function correctly in round-head or standard offset-head nailers with different collation formats.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by a qualified framing carpenter or general contractor familiar with applicable building codes and nailing schedules. Verify that your nailer is rated for clipped-head, paper-tape collated nails before loading. Always disconnect the air supply or disengage the battery before clearing jams or loading nails. Follow the nailing schedule specified in local building code or structural drawings for the application at hand.