Fischer Straight Brad Nails - 16G - 45mm - Silver

These nails can be used in both soft and hard woods. However, pre-drilling is recommended for hardwoods to prevent splitting.

While the galvanized coating offers some corrosion resistance, these nails are primarily designed for interior applications. For exterior projects, consider using stainless steel nails.

The nail size depends on the thickness of the wood you are joining. A general rule is to use nails that are 2.5 to 3 times the thickness of the material being fastened. Always check if a pre-drilling is required to prevent the wood from splitting.

If the nail is not completely embedded, use a claw hammer or nail puller. If the nail head is broken or embedded, use a pry bar carefully to avoid damaging the surrounding wood.

These nails are designed for use with a brad nailer. Using a hammer may result in bent nails and damage to the wood surface.

The T-head is designed to be concealed when the nail is driven into the wood, providing a cleaner, more aesthetic finish.

Adjust the depth setting on your nailer to increase the driving force. Check the air pressure (if applicable) and ensure it meets the tool's requirements. Ensure you are using the correct nail length for the wood thickness.

Pre-drill holes, especially when working with hardwoods or near the edges of the wood. Adjust the nailer's depth setting to minimize the force. Consider using shorter nails or a different nail type if the problem persists.