Paslode 2nd fix nails are designed for finishing work where the nails will often be visible and are required to be neat. These nails are made of rust-resistant electro-galvanised steel and come in a variety of lengths to cover a wide range of interior and finishing applications. We stock Paslode's finishing nails in 16 gauge diameter, ensuring consistent driveability and the strength to handle greater payloads.
High quality interior finishing with Paslode 2nd fix nails
When used alongside a Paslode 2nd fix nailer, our range of Paslode finishing nails can be relied on to create very clean finishes across a wide range of interior carpentry jobs. Available in both straight and angled configurations, in a variety of lengths and supplied with fuel cells, we’ve got everything you need to create consistently clean and long-lasting results across a wide range of projects. Some defining features of Paslode’s 2nd fix nails include:
16 gauge thickness
Strong enough to power through denser materials while also being thin enough to create a neat finish, these 2nd fix nails hit the sweet spot between strength and quality of finish. These 16 gauge finishing nails can also be relied on to reduce the likelihood of splitting thinner more delicate materials.
Reliable magazine bonding
These Paslode finishing nails feature a special fracture-resistant glue that helps keep your 2nd fix nails bonded together, even when dropped or bumped around inside a tool box, ensuring less time is spent dealing with split magazines and more time getting the job done.
Electro-galvanised finish
Our range of Paslode finishing nails feature a high-quality electro-galvanised finish which helps prevent rust in high-moisture environments, ensuring they can be relied up when doing finishing work in bathrooms, kitchens and washrooms.
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FAQs
Should I be using angled or straight finishing nails?
First and foremost, you need to ensure that the 2nd fix nails you buy are compatible with the magazine of the nailer you are using. Otherwise, angled nails and nailers are better suited to get into tighter spaces such as corners due to the configuration of the nailer. Angled nail magazines also tend to be hold more nails due to the diagonal way in which the nails are stacked.
What’s the difference between steel and galvanised 2nd fix nails?
Stainless steel provides more protection against corrosive factors which may also include the type of wood being used as well as the environment. For example, oak and cedar timbers can be more corrosive than more commonly used softwoods. However since most applications will be indoors, where direct exposure to the elements isn’t a factor, and softwoods will more commonly be used, galvanised nails are a much more cost-effective option. In general, galvanised 2nd fix nails will come in a wider range of sizes also, allowing for use in a wider selection of applications.
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