BOSTITCH BT1332SS 18-Gauge SS Brad Nailer, 1.25-Inch (500-Pack)

$ 11.52

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Based on 97 ratings

Customer service

9.05

Delivery

9.33

Satisfaction

9.03

Packaging

9.17

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Product Description

The size of the sphere is Usually sold in 25-inch lengths

The point and coating are stainless steel

This package contains 500 of each of the following 18-Gauge 500 Count

It is intended for interior use only. The BOSTITCH tools BTFP12233, SB-1842BN, SB-1850BN, SB- 2IN1, BT35B, BT200K-2, BT125K-2, GBT1850K are all compatible. The 18 gauge Brad nailer adapter fits most of them.

Questions & Answers

The Ryobi Airstrike Brad nailer is compatible with these stainless steel brad nails?

Nails of all 18 ga sizes are generally readily available with a variety of 18 ga nailers.

For instance, if they are used to fix 8mm cfc, do their magnets respond to them and do they remain stronger, harder, and more resistant to shearing and withdrawal than galvanised brads?

This is due to 304 being austenitic, so it is essentially non-ferrous An Nd magnet is not magnetic, but it will still have a certain amount of Steel alloys are made up of ALGORITHMs, which have lower strength and shear resistance than nearly all other metals, and that's an unavoidable trade off. You will get a discount if you use stainless steel 300 series. It is important to take care of the environment The 17-4 stainless steel is a high strength stainless steel The only option that seems plausible is Nitronic 50, but no one in their right mind would use that to strengthen nails due to their high costs. I think the brad is more important than anything else in the shape of the knot.

Do these products need to be used outdoors?

These BOSTITCH stainless steel 2", 18 gauge brads can be used for exterior as well as interior purposes.

What is the size of the rings' Would the rings go all the way down the shank if that is the case?

Despite the fact that it has very few rings at the top near the shank, the BT1350SS is considered a smooth

Selected User Reviews For BOSTITCH BT1332SS 18-Gauge SS Brad Nailer, 1.25-Inch (500-Pack)

This product is great for exterior use

5/5

There is no easy way to find this When it comes to exterior trim, stainless steel is important to me. As part of a large project of replacing doors and windows, I installed a lot of PVC trim.

Kaiden Heath

| Dec 21, 2020

We give this review five stars

5/5

To use stainless on this project is quite expensive, but it's worth it.

Haley Woodard

| Apr 26, 2021

The brads seem like they would work well for boat work

4/5

I just wanted to let you know. It appears, despite not being clearly labeled on Amazon or on the stainless steel brad packaging, that the Bostitch brand brads I received are made of 316 stainless steel They do not seem to be attracted at all to the powerful magnets I have. There appears to be no problem using these brads on boats!.

Nasir Williams

| May 31, 2021

There are jams

3/5

The Ryobi 18v finish nailer is what I used with them. There was a tendency for them In addition, I have a Porter cable nail that is not stainless steel. It is possible for me to fire all day long without a hitch. I find the price to be fair overall. It's not necessary for me to work with stainless steel a lot. Therefore, they will be able to complete the task at hand.