Premium quality, 18 gauge brad nails providing a strong hold for a range of semi-professional and ...Premium quality, 18 gauge brad nails providing a strong hold for a range of semi-professional and DIY applications. Pack of 1000 x type 180/25mm stainless steel nails, designed for high volume nailing jobs with Tacwise hand, corded and cordless nailers. Made from stainless steel, they offer 50 years of protection against corrosion, making them popular for outdoor woodworking and second-fix trades. Used by DIYers and semi-professionals for joinery, trim work, finish carpentry, sub-flooring, kitchen assembly and a range of other woodworking applications. Compatible with Tacwise Z3 Series, Z4-140, Z5-53, 140EL, Hobby 53EL, 181ELS, 191EL/S, Duo 35, 191 12V, 191 20V, C1832V and other 18G nailers taking 180/25mm nails (please always check compatibility with your tool before purchasing).
This guide is for DIY enthusiasts and semi-professionals using Tacwise 25mm stainless steel brad nails. These nails offer a strong, corrosion-resistant hold for various woodworking applications, making them ideal for outdoor projects. Note that while compatible with many 18G nailers, always check compatibility with your specific tool before use.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
1066
Brand
Tacwise
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of nailer do I need?
These brad nails are compatible with 18G (18 gauge) nailers that accept 180/25mm nails. Tacwise nailers, such as the Z3 Series, Z4-140, Z5-53, 140EL, Hobby 53EL, 181ELS, 191EL/S, Duo 35, 191 12V, 191 20V, and C1832V are examples, but always check your tool's specifications.
Can these nails be used outdoors?
Yes, these nails are made from stainless steel, offering excellent corrosion resistance, making them ideal for outdoor applications.
How many nails are in a pack?
Each pack contains 1000 nails.
What are the common applications for these nails?
They are used in joinery, trim work, finish carpentry, sub-flooring, kitchen assembly, and a range of other woodworking applications.
How do I store the nails?
Store the nails in a dry place to prevent moisture exposure.
What safety precautions should I take?
Always wear safety glasses when operating a nailer. Follow all safety instructions provided with your nailer.
Troubleshooting
Nails are not firing.
Check that the nailer is loaded correctly and that the power source (battery or air) is functioning. Ensure the nailer's nose is firmly against the workpiece.
Nails are not countersinking properly.
Adjust the nailer's depth setting. If this does not work, check the air pressure (if applicable).
Nails are jamming.
Clear any jammed nails according to the nailer's manual. Ensure you are using the correct size and type of nails for your tool.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable stainless steel construction
Excellent corrosion resistance for outdoor applications
Suitable for a wide range of woodworking tasks
Compatible with many Tacwise and other 18G nailers
Provides a strong and reliable hold
Cons
Requires a compatible 18G nailer
May not be suitable for very heavy-duty applications
Specific compatibility should be checked before purchase
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the nails are compatible with your 18G nailer. Check the nailer's manual for specifications, confirming it accepts 180/25mm nails.
Loading: Follow your nailer's instructions for loading brad nails.
Operation: Use appropriate safety gear, including eye protection. Position the nailer and fire the nails into the wood.
Care: Store nails in a dry place. Clean your nailer regularly to maintain performance. Lubricate your nailer according to the manufacturer's instructions.