Stanley Bostitch BT1332B-1M 18 Gauge Brad Nail 1-1/4 in 1000ct

Product Description

The STANLEY BOSTITCH BT1332B-1M is an 18 gauge coated brad nail designed for finish carpentry and trim work. Each box contains 1,000 nails at 1-1/4 inches in length, making them well suited for attaching thin trim, molding, and cabinet components without splitting the workpiece. The coating reduces friction during drive and helps resist corrosion in typical interior applications. These nails are a standard consumable stocked by finish carpenters, trim installers, and millwork contractors who run 18 gauge pneumatic brad nailers on residential and light commercial jobs.

These brad nails are compatible with a range of 18 gauge pneumatic nailers from Bostitch, Porter Cable, and DEWALT. Typical applications include door and window casing, base molding, chair rail, crown molding, and light cabinet face-frame attachment. The 1-1/4 inch length provides adequate penetration into standard finish lumber and MDF substrates without over-driving or blowout. They are a practical shop-stock item for crews running multiple nailers across a jobsite.

Key Features

• 18 gauge wire diameter for fine finish nailing without large surface holes
• 1-1/4 inch length suitable for trim, molding, and thin panel attachment
• Coated finish reduces drive friction and improves hold in the substrate
• 1,000 nails per box for extended production runs
• Compatible with multiple Bostitch, Porter Cable, and DEWALT 18 gauge nailers

Compatibility

Compatible with Bostitch 18 gauge nailers GBT1850K, SB-1850BN, SB-2IN1, BT125K-2, BT200K-2, and BT1855K. Also fits Porter Cable BN138, BN125A, and BN200A, and DEWALT D51236K, D51238K, and DC608K.

Installation Notes

These nails are installed using a compatible 18 gauge pneumatic brad nailer; verify the nailer magazine accepts 18 gauge strip nails before loading. Disconnect the air supply before clearing jams or adjusting depth-of-drive settings. Set compressor pressure within the range specified by the nailer manufacturer to avoid over-driving or blowout through thin stock. Always wear appropriate eye protection when operating pneumatic nailers.