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DeWalt Angled Galvanised Brad Nails - Silver

DeWalt Angled Galvanised Brad Nails - Silver

These DeWalt Angled Galvanised Brad Nails are designed for professional use, featuring a ribbed ef...

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The DeWalt Angled Galvanised Brad Nails are designed for professional carpenters and serious woodworkers who require reliable, high-holding-power fasteners for joinery and trim projects. Featuring a robust 16-gauge steel construction with a specialized ribbed design, these nails provide excellent structural integrity, though users should ensure their nail gun is specifically calibrated for 20-degree angled strips to avoid jamming.

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ColourSilver
BrandDeWalt

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FAQs

Can I use these for outdoor decking?

While galvanised, these are primarily designed for interior and light-duty exterior joinery. They are not recommended for structural decking exposed to constant rain.

What angle are these nails?

These are designed for standard 20-degree angled magazine nail guns.

Will these fit a 15-gauge nailer?

No, 16-gauge nails will not seat correctly in a 15-gauge tool and may cause damage or constant jamming.

Are these nails headless?

No, these are round head nails, which provide better holding power than headless pins.

Do I need special oil for my nail gun when using these?

You should follow the maintenance manual of your specific nail gun, regardless of the brand of nails used.

Can I use these on hardwood?

Yes, but ensure your nail gun has sufficient power to drive 16-gauge steel through dense material to avoid bending.

Troubleshooting

Nails jamming in the magazine

Ensure the nail strip is properly seated and that the magazine tension spring is clean and functioning correctly.

Nail head leaving large indentations

Adjust the depth-of-drive setting on your nailer or reduce the air pressure on your compressor.

Nails not driving flush

Increase the air pressure slightly, or check for debris inside the nail gun nose.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Superior holding strength due to ribbed design
  • Corrosion-resistant galvanised finish
  • Optimized for tight-corner access
  • Consistent quality prevents fastener jams
  • Large pack quantity is ideal for trade use

Cons

  • Not compatible with straight nailers
  • Galvanised finish may react with specific high-tannin woods like oak
  • 16-gauge size may be too heavy for extremely thin veneer work

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Before starting your project, verify that your nail gun is compatible with 16-gauge angled strips, as these are not interchangeable with straight 16-gauge brads. Keep the strips dry and stored in their original box to prevent the collation adhesive from degrading, which could lead to feeding issues in your tool. When loading, inspect the strip to ensure the nails are aligned correctly in the magazine. To maintain the galvanised coating's integrity, avoid using steel hammers or improper punch tools that might chip the plating, which would otherwise lead to localized corrosion if exposed to moisture.

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