FirmaHold Angled 16 Gauge Finishing Brad Nails - Tooled Up recorded price

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FirmaHold Angled 16 Gauge Finishing Brad Nails

Firmahold DIY & Hardware

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This variant of FirmaHold Angled 16 Gauge Finishing Brad Nails is supplied in a 38mm length, making it a practical choice for lighter second fix applications where a shorter nail is needed to avoid over-penetration. Well suited to thinner skirting profiles, delicate architrave, and tongue and groove panelling where precision matters. The 20° angled collation ensures the nail feeds cleanly through compatible cordless and pneumatic second fix brad nailers, while the T head delivers a tidy, concealed finish. Each pack contains 2000 nails, offering excellent value for ongoing joinery and trim work. Features and Benefits: • T head for concealed, flush fixings • Diamond point for maximum penetration • Galvanised coating for lasting durability • Compatible with cordless and pneumatic brad nailers • Ideal for skirting, architrave, and tongue and groove fixing Specifications: Length: 38mm Qty: Pack of 2000 Nails Per Strip: 50 Collation Angle: 20° Coating Type: Galvanised Contents: • Pack of 2000

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