Bostitch Galvanised Mini Brads Brad Nail - 25mm - Pack Of 5000 - BT1325GA
This pack of 5000 BT Series galvanised mini brad nails 25mm from Bostitch are fasteners with a rec...This pack of 5000 BT Series galvanised mini brad nails 25mm from Bostitch are fasteners with a rectangular cross section which are compatible with the Bostitch Finish Bradders. Joined with an adhesive coating that holds the brads together, while equipped with diameters less than coil and stick nails, these 18 gauge nails are great for interior and exterior trim, plus cabinetry, furniture, joinery and crafts. Manufacturer's part BT1325GA. Specifications: Type: Brad nail, Length: 25mm, Pack Size: 5000.
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Product Information
Full details
This guide is for users of Bostitch Galvanised Mini Brads, specifically the 25mm length (BT1325GA). These brad nails are ideal for a variety of woodworking and crafting projects, providing secure and discreet fastening. However, they are only compatible with Bostitch Finish Bradders and other tools that support 18-gauge brad nails.
All features
Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
BT1325GA
Brand
Bostitch
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What gauge are these brad nails?
These are 18-gauge brad nails.
What is the length of these brad nails?
The length of these brad nails is 25mm.
What materials can I use these brads with?
These brads can be used with wood, trim, cabinetry, furniture and crafts.
Are these brads suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, the galvanised coating provides corrosion resistance, making them suitable for exterior applications.
What type of nailer do I need?
You need a finish bradder or nailer that accepts 18-gauge brad nails.
How many brad nails are in a pack?
There are 5000 brad nails in a pack.
How should I store these brad nails?
Store the brad nails in a dry place to prevent rust. Keep them away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
Troubleshooting
Nails are not firing.
Check the nailer for jams, ensure the magazine is loaded correctly, and confirm that the air pressure (if using a pneumatic nailer) is within the recommended range.
Nails are not sinking flush.
Adjust the nailer's depth setting or increase the air pressure if using a pneumatic model.
Nails are bending.
Ensure you are using the correct nail length for the material thickness and that the nailer is perpendicular to the work surface. If the wood is very hard, pre-drilling pilot holes may be necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable galvanised steel construction.
Small diameter minimizes wood splitting.
Adhesive coating aids in easy loading.
Suitable for a wide range of applications.
Large pack size provides good value.
Cons
Only compatible with Bostitch Finish Bradders and other tools that support 18-gauge brad nails.
The 25mm length may not be suitable for all applications requiring longer fasteners.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: These brad nails are designed to work with Bostitch Finish Bradders and other 18-gauge brad nailers.
Loading: Follow the instructions provided with your nailer to load the brads correctly. Ensure the brads are properly aligned in the magazine.
Usage: Use the correct brad nail length for your project. If the nail is too long, it may protrude on the other side. If it's too short, it may not hold the pieces together effectively.
Storage: Store the remaining brads in a dry place to prevent rust. Keep them away from moisture and extreme temperatures to preserve their adhesive coating.