Collated Brad Nails, Electrogalvanized Steel, 1-1/4 In. X 18 Gauge, 1000-pk.
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Grip-Rite GRF18114M brad nails are precision fasteners designed for fine carpentry and interior finishing work. These 1-1/4 inch x 18 gauge nails deliver professional-grade results on woodworking projects where a clean, nearly invisible fastening point is essential. The small brad head and thin gauge allow the nails to sink smoothly into wood, leaving a tidy finished edge ideal for trim work, molding, cabinetry, and other detail-oriented applications.
These nails are adhesive collated for reliable feeding in compatible 18 gauge brad nailers, making assembly and finish work faster and more efficient. The electro-galvanized steel construction provides corrosion resistance and long-term holding power, ensuring your finished projects remain secure. Backed by the Grip-Rite Jam Free Guarantee, these nails are engineered for smooth, trouble-free operation in any 18 gauge brad nailer.
Features and Benefits
- Precise Sizing: 1-1/4 inch length and 18 gauge thickness ideal for fine carpentry, trim, and finishing applications.
- Brad Head Design: Small head sinks smoothly into wood, leaving minimal marks and a professional appearance.
- Electro-Galvanized Steel: Corrosion-resistant coating ensures rust-free longevity and reliable holding power over time.
- Adhesive Collated: Nails are bonded together for consistent, jam-free feeding in compatible nailers and easy component assembly.
- Jam Free Guarantee: Engineered for reliable operation and backed by Grip-Rite's quality assurance.
- Easy Storage: Packaged in durable plastic for convenient storage and organization on the job site.
Specifications
- Brand: Grip-Rite
- Model: GRF18114M
- Length: 1-1/4 inches
- Gauge: 18
- Material: Steel, Electro-Galvanized
- Head Type: Brad
- Collation: Adhesive collated strip
- Compatible with: Bostitch, Craftsman, DeWALT, Duo-Fast, Hitachi, Makita, Paslode, Porter-Cable, Ridgid, Senco, and Grip-Rite brad nailers
- Pack Quantity: 1000 nails
Important Note: These nails are unsuitable for use in projects involving pressure-treated timber.