20deg angled, 32mm long - compatible with other 20deg angled second fix nailers, including Paslode...20deg angled, 32mm long - compatible with other 20deg angled second fix nailers, including Paslode IM250A and IM65A, HiKOKI NT65. DeWalt 16 Gauge Angled Galvanised Finish Nail 32mm (2500 Pack) in Silver Galvanised Steel. Features: For use with the DeWalt DCN660 2nd Fix Nailer ensuring fewer jamming or fitment issues. Manufactured from high quality galvanised steel. Galvanised nails reduce the likelihood of rust or staining. 20° Angled Nails. Specifications: Nail Type: Nail Gun Brad. Nail Material: Steel. Material Gauge: 16. External Length: 32mm. Product Range: DeWalt - Brad Nails. Country of Origin: China.
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This guide is for users of the DeWalt DCN660 2nd Fix Nailer and other compatible 20° angled nailers, looking for reliable and durable fasteners. The DeWalt 16 Gauge Galvanised Finish Nails offer a secure hold and resistance to rust, making them ideal for various woodworking projects. Keep in mind that these nails are specifically designed for use with compatible nailers and may not be suitable for all applications.
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Colour
Silver
Model Part Number
DNBA1632GZ
Brand
DeWalt
Extended Product Information
FAQs
Are these nails suitable for outdoor use?
Yes, the galvanised coating provides rust resistance, making them suitable for outdoor applications, but long-term exposure may still cause degradation over time.
What type of nail gun should I use with these nails?
These nails are designed for use with 20° angled nailers, including the DeWalt DCN660, Paslode IM250A and IM65A, and HiKOKI NT65.
Can I use these nails for framing?
No, these are finish nails, not framing nails. They are intended for second fix applications like trim and molding.
How do I store the nails?
Store the nails in a dry place to prevent rust. Ensure they are kept away from moisture and extreme temperatures.
What gauge are these nails?
These nails are 16 gauge.
What is the length of these nails?
The length of these nails is 32mm.
What is the material of these nails?
These nails are made of steel.
Troubleshooting
Nail gun jams frequently.
Check if the nails are correctly loaded and compatible with the nail gun. Clear any obstructions in the nail gun's magazine. If problems persist, consider lubricating the nail gun according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Nails are not being driven in flush.
Adjust the nail gun's depth setting. If this does not work, check the air pressure (if applicable) and ensure the surface is providing adequate resistance.
Nails are bending or breaking.
Make sure you are using the correct nail gauge and length for your material. If the material is particularly hard, pre-drilling might be necessary.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Reduces the likelihood of rust or staining, preserving the look of your projects.
Specifically designed for use with DeWalt DCN660 nailers, which reduces jamming and fitment issues.
The 20° angled design provides easier access in tight spaces.
Made from durable, high-quality steel.
Cons
Only compatible with specific 20° angled nailers, including the DeWalt DCN660, Paslode IM250A and IM65A, and HiKOKI NT65.
May not be suitable for all types of wood or heavy-duty applications due to the 16-gauge thickness.
Galvanised coating can be susceptible to damage if handled roughly.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Compatibility: Ensure the nails are compatible with your nail gun, such as the DeWalt DCN660 or other 20° angled nailers like Paslode IM250A and IM65A, and HiKOKI NT65. Check your nail gun's specifications before use.
Loading: Follow your nail gun's instructions to load the nails properly. Make sure the nail strip is correctly aligned.
Operation: Always wear safety glasses when operating a nail gun. Place the nail gun perpendicular to the surface and fire the nail. Avoid dry firing (firing without a nail).
Storage: Store the nails in a dry place to prevent corrosion.