BRAD / FINISH NAILS

F Series 18 Gauge Brad Nails

Catalog product reference. See the dimensions below to identify this series.

18 ga · 10–50 mm

Straight collated nails for furniture, trim and wooden assembly. Specify the head size, wire cross-section and tool model as well as length.

Head width

2.0 mm / 0.079 in (nominal)

wire width

1.26 mm / 0.050 in (nominal)

wire thickness

1.0 mm / 0.039 in (nominal)

Gauge

18 ga

Length range

10–50 mm

Material reference

Zinc-coated wire; grade to confirm

Pieces / strip

100

Availability, material grade, finish and tool compatibility will be checked for the requested configuration and stated in your quotation.

APPLICATION EXAMPLES

Where it's used

Explore the materials, joints and workshop tasks below. Match the fastener size and tool to your own workpiece before ordering.

Light cabinet mouldings

A small brad head helps place fastening points on thin decorative cabinet trim.

Decorative wooden frames

Test brad placement around narrow profiles and mitres using the intended timber.

Thin wood trim strips

Choose the brad length for the trim and backing while checking splitting and front appearance.

AI-generated application illustrations, not customer project photographs.

CATALOG REFERENCE DIMENSIONS

Sizes and series

Source-confirmed nominal inch labels are shown where documented. Unverified dimensions remain in the source unit; listed references do not imply every size combination is available.

F Series 18 Gauge Brad Nails · catalog reference sizes

Reference

Length (mm)

F10

10 mm / 3/8 in (nominal)

F15

15 mm / 5/8 in (nominal)

F20

20 mm / 3/4 in (nominal)

F25

25 mm / 1 in (nominal)

F30

30 mm / 1 3/16 in (nominal)

F35

35 mm / 1 3/8 in (nominal)

F40

40 mm / 1 9/16 in (nominal)

F45

45 mm / 1 3/4 in (nominal)

F50

50 mm / 2 in (nominal)

On smaller screens, swipe the table to see every column. Confirm the final drawing, tolerances and packaging before ordering.

SIZE THE FASTENER FOR THE JOINT

Balance penetration and the visible fixing point.

Head

Nail length

Wire section

Width × thickness

Point

Measurement guide · schematic, not to scale. Refer to the listed dimensions and an approved order drawing.

Trim and joinery buyers need the head shape, wire cross-section and listed length, together with the exact brad or finish nailer. Test the fixing on representative material for holding, splitting and the required surface finish.

Choose for your workpiece and equipment

Distinguish a brad from a staple

F nails have one shank and a 2.0 mm head in this reference. They do not provide the two-leg bridge of an upholstery or woodworking staple.

Match profile and tool

Specify 1.26 × 1.0 mm wire, the head shape and a listed 10–50 mm length. Verify the nailer’s drawing and accepted length range.

Approve the finished surface

Inspect head visibility, filler needs, splitting and holding during the assembly process. Compare the thinnest moulding and hardest receiving material used in production.

DEFINE THE ORDER, NOT JUST THE FASTENER

Packing, samples and order documentation.

Quantity & packing unit

State your quantity in pieces, strips, reels, boxes or cartons. Confirm the conversion between inner packs and shipping cartons.

Samples & minimum order

Send the selected specification and trial quantity. Sample availability, minimum order and lead time will be checked for the requested configuration.

Labels & documentation

Discuss custom packing, private labels and required drawings or documents before order approval. Keep an agreed sample, label and specification reference for repeat orders.

Questions before you order

Why choose a brad for light trim?

It offers a small head suitable for many decorative attachments, but retention and splitting still need checking on the actual profile.

Are F nails the same as 17GA T nails?

No. The listed wire section and head width differ. The fastener drawing and tool must match the chosen family.

F Series 18 Gauge Brad Nails