Stanley SWKBN050 1,000 Units 1/2-Inch Brad Nails

$ 4.89

Score By Feature

Based on 169 ratings

Customer service

9.15

Satisfaction

9.53

Giftable

9.59

Delivery

9.21

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Product Description

By entering your model number, you can make sure that this fits.

SWKBN050S is the manufacturer's part number for this item.

Taiwan is the country where the product is made.

Stanley is the manufacturer of this item.

Craft, hobby, and finish carpentry projects are all possible with this product.

Size and product selection are simplified thanks to color-coded packaging.

Staple breakage is minimized thanks to the sturdy plastic packaging.

TR200 and TRE500 models are compatible with this product.

Warranty for a limited time only

Questions & Answers

Are these compatible with the TRA700 series of electric staplers and how well do they work?

That electric stapler is something I'm not familiar with. They were purchased for a Harbor Freight 3-pack. way non- staple gun with an electric motor. Because there was no indication of wire size in that manual, I took a chance and bought some 18gauge wire, which turned out to be the same as the ones I already had. If you can find some 18g wire (hard wire, not electrical), you could compare it to your brads.

What is the number of nails or brads included in the package?

Brads in the thousands

Please specify the amount! Do I get 1000 individual brad nails if I buy "one," or 1000 packages of some individual quantity each if I buy "one"?

A total of 1000 1/2" brad nails will be sent to you in one package.

What is the size of the head on these brads?

It has a small head. It's just a smidgeon larger than the brad.

Selected User Reviews For Stanley SWKBN050 1,000 Units 1/2-Inch Brad Nails

it was a success I wasn't sure if they'd work with my pin nailer because it only has a half-inch list

5/5

However, it appears to be working well so far.

Colter Parker

| Oct 11, 2021

Brads are excellent

5/5

Used in a Stanley stapler/brad shooter that is operated by hand. Once I figured out where the brads needed to go, it worked perfectly. It didn't make sense.

Ali Crosby

| Apr 14, 2021

Using regular brads is a better option

3/5

I used a Bostitch BT160HL heavy-duty stapler/nailer to put these together. br>br>Perhaps I had unrealistic expectations, but I thought this would be a fun way to get some shop work done. Unfortunately, it fell short for several reasons. For starters, it was difficult to predict where the brad would go. Second, I was attempting to drive a brad into maple, but it only went halfway in, requiring me to finish with a hammer (the high/low switch on the stapler I was using made no difference). So, while I was able to complete the task at hand, I'm not sure what I'll do with the remaining 994 brads. br>br>One last point to consider: The staple packs you buy are sized so that you can staple a whole strip at a time. Because my stapler couldn't handle the brad strip, it had to be broken in half. It's not a big deal, but it's not well thought out, especially since Bostitch is a Stanley family member.

Charlie Norman

| Nov 27, 2021

Is a hard worker who knows what she's doing

5/5

It's simple to use, and it's compatible with my staple gun.

Sariyah Green

| Aug 30, 2021

Five out of five stars

5/5

It's a perfect match for the Craftsman 193684710 stapler nailer I received as a gift.

Isaac Cordova

| Feb 07, 2021

It's ideal for art

5/5

This is something I bought to use in my craft. I use a stapler/brad gun, and these Brads work great.

Heaven Fuller

| Dec 08, 2021

Awesome

5/5

I really like this product, especially the price.

Gregory Haas

| May 05, 2021

They're Brads, no more, no less

4/5

They were purchased because they were compatible with my Bostitch staple gun. A star has been taken away - If you don't use all of the ones from one sleeve, they'll probably fall apart.