Fischer Angled Brad Nails - 16G x 38mm - Silver

Name: Fischer Angled Brad Nails - 16G x 38mm - Silver
Brand: Fischer
SKU: a2r522po5b
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The Fischer 553920 are 16 gauge angled 2nd fix brad nails with a galvanised finish. These nails ar...

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Product Information

Full details

This guide is for anyone using Fischer 16G angled brad nails, perfect for securing wood in various projects. The key benefit is their ability to fasten wood pieces without splitting or damaging corners, offering a clean finish. Keep in mind that these nails are primarily for internal use unless using stainless steel for external applications.

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Colour	Silver
Model Part Number	553920 3216G
Brand	Fischer

Extended Product Information

FAQs

What gauge are these nails?

These are 16 gauge brad nails.

What is the finish on these nails?

The nails have a galvanised finish.

What types of wood can I use these nails with?

These nails are suitable for both soft and hardwoods.

What tools are these nails compatible with?

These nails are compatible with all major second fix angled nailing tools.

Are these nails suitable for outdoor use?

These nails are primarily for internal applications. For external use, stainless steel brad nails are recommended.

How do I prevent wood splitting when using these nails?

Pre-drill pilot holes, especially in hardwoods, and adjust the nailer's depth setting.

What should I do if my nailer jams?

Check for bent nails, debris, or incorrect nail size. Clean and lubricate the nailer according to the manufacturer's instructions.

Troubleshooting

Nailer jams frequently.

Check for bent nails, debris, or incorrect nail size. Clean and lubricate the nailer as per the manufacturer's instructions.

Nails are not countersinking properly.

Adjust the nailer's depth setting. Ensure the air pressure is sufficient if using a pneumatic nailer. Check for wood density.

Nails are splitting the wood.

Pre-drill pilot holes in the wood, especially hardwoods. Reduce the nailer's power or use a different angle.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Minimizes wood splitting due to the angled design and blunt tips.
Suitable for a variety of wood types (softwood and hardwood).
Easy to use with standard 16G angled nailers.
Galvanised finish offers corrosion resistance for internal use.
Glue collation keeps nails together, reducing waste and fumbling.

Cons

Primarily for internal applications unless stainless steel nails are used.
May require pre-drilling in certain hard or dense wood.
Not suitable for heavy-duty construction requiring thicker nails.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: Load the brad nails into your compatible 16-gauge angled nailer following the tool's instructions.
Compatibility: These nails are compatible with all major second fix angled nailing tools. For gas-powered tools, use with Fischer 2nd fix fuel cells 553905.
Care: Store nails in a dry place. Clean your nailer regularly to ensure optimal performance. Remove any jammed nails carefully, following the tool manufacturer's instructions.