Brad Nails - China Leading Manufacturer 

Straight stick, chisel point galvanized brad nails. Ideal for modeling decorative trim, furniture trim, cabinets, drawers, casebacks, baseboards, chair rails, and picture frames.
Compatible with most 16 gauge or 18 gauge brad nailers.
Glue collated.
Smooth surface: Galvanized finish for greater rust resistance.
Convenient to use with Chisel Point, Slight Head, Straight trip collation.
High hardness, easy to nail.

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Type of Brad Nails

16GA BRAD NAILS

16 Gauge Brad Nails

16 GA Galvanized Finish Nails to complete fastening tasks in finishing applications. Galvanized finish nails have a slight head to leave minimum size hole. The nails feature adhesive collation and a smooth shank.For use in 16 gauge straight finish and brad nailers.
16 gauge straight finish nails are excellent for cabinetry, furniture, baseboard, door and window trim, molding, and much more.
 
GAUGE: 16GA
HEAD WIDTH: 2.90mm
WIDTH: 1.60mm
THICKNESS: 1.40mm
LENGTH: 15mm - 64mm
Item Our Specification  Length Pcs/Stick Package
mm inch Pcs/Box Bxs/Ctn Ctns/Pallet Weight Ctn
    (G.W.)		 Weight Pallet
    (G.W.)
T15 T   Brads Nails 15mm 5/8" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 11.5Kgs 575Kgs
T16 GAUGE:   16GA 16mm 5/8" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 12.1Kgs 605Kgs
T19 HEAD   WIDTH: 2.90mm  19mm 3/4" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 14.9Kgs 745Kgs
T22 WIDTH:  1.60mm  22mm 7/8" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 17.24Kgs 862Kgs
T25 THICKNESS:   1.40mm 25mm 1" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 19.7Kgs 985Kgs
T28   28mm 1-1/8" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 21.5Kgs 1075Kgs
T30   30mm 1-3/16" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 22.7Kgs 1135Kgs
T32   32mm 1-1/4" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 20Bxs 50 24.5Kgs 1225Kgs
T35   35mm 1-3/8" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 10Bxs 50 13.6Kgs 680Kgs
T38   38mm 1-1/2" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 10Bxs 50 14.6Kgs 730Kgs
T40   40mm 1-9/16" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 10Bxs 50 15.3Kgs 765Kgs
T45   45mm 1-3/4" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 10Bxs 50 16.8Kgs 840Kgs
T50   50mm 2" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 10Bxs 50 18.9Kgs 945Kgs
T57   57mm 2-1/4" 50pcs 2500Pcs 10Bxs 50 21.3Kgs 1065Kgs
T64   64mm 2-1/2" 50Pcs 2500Pcs 10Bxs 50 23.8Kgs 1190Kgs

18 Gauge Brad Nails

Brad nails are formed from a fine, 18-gauge wire, so they are smaller in diameter than finish nails and typically have less holding strength. They're better suited for tasks like light decorative trim and molding, panel installation and crafts. Their size also helps prevent surface splitting, which can occur if the fastener is too large for the material it's being driven into.
One of the benefits to an 18-gauge brad is its size. Thanks to a smaller head and diameter, brad nails are easier to conceal in small pieces of wood trim. With a smaller head size, it's possible that the insertion point may not even need to be concealed with wood putty. In other words, 18-gauge brad nails provide a cleaner look than a finish nail without extra touch-up involved.
 
GAUGE: 18GA
HEAD WIDTH: 2.00mm
WIDTH: 1.25mm
THICKNESS: 1.00mm
LENGTH: 13mm - 57mm
brad nails size
Item Our   Specification.  Length Pcs/Stick Package
mm inch Pcs/Box Bxs/Ctn Ctns/Pallet Weight Ctn
    (G.W.)		 Weight Pallet
    (G.W.)
F/10 F   Brads Nails 10mm 3/8" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 30Bxs 60 13.9Kgs 834Kgs
F/13 GAUGE:   18GA 13mm 1/2" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 30Bxs 60 18.4Kgs 1104Kgs
F/15 HEAD   WIDTH: 2.00mm  15mm 5/8" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 30Bxs 50 21.1Kgs 1055Kgs
F/16 WIDTH:  1.25mm  16mm 5/8" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 30Bxs 50 22.6Kgs 1130Kgs
F/19 THICKNESS:   1.00mm 19mm 3/4" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 20Bxs 50 17.7Kgs 885Kgs
F/20   20mm 13/16" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 20Bxs 50 18.3Kgs 915Kgs
F/22   22mm 7/8" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 20Bxs 50 19.7Kgs 985Kgs
F/25   25mm 1" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 20Bxs 50 21.9Kgs 1095Kgs
F/28   28mm 1-1/8" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 20Bxs 50 25.1Kgs 1255Kgs
F/30   30mm 1-3/16" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 60 13.7Kgs 822Kgs
F/32   32mm 1-1/4" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 60 14.2Kgs 852Kgs
F/35   35mm 1-3/8" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 60 15.7Kgs 942Kgs
F/38   38mm 1-1/2" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 60 17Kgs 1020Kgs
F/40   40mm 1-9/16" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 60 17.7Kgs 1062Kgs
F/44   44mm 1-3/4" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 50 19.3Kgs 965Kgs
F/45   45mm 1-3/4" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 50 19.8Kgs 990Kgs
F/50   50mm 2" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 50 21.7Kgs 1085Kgs
F/57   57mm 2-1/4" 100Pcs 5000Pcs 10Bxs 50 26.7Kgs 1335Kgs

15 Gauge DA Finish Nails

Finish nails are made from heavier 15-gauge wire, which means they can handle a greater payload. For larger trim, such as baseboards or crown molding, a finish nail is more suitable. A finish nail offers increased support and withdrawal resistance versus the brad nail, making it the better choice when installing larger trim and woodwork.
Because it leaves a more visible hole in the surface, a fully driven finish nail almost always requires followup attention—which includes being puttied over to conceal the "shiner" (the exposed insertion point of a nail).
 
GAUGE: 15GA
HEAD WIDTH: 3.10mm
WIDTH: 1.76mm
THICKNESS: 1.76mm
LENGTH: 25mm—64mm
FINISH NAILS
Item Our Specification  Length Pcs/Stick Package
mm inch Pcs/Box Bxs/Ctn Ctns/Pallet Weight Ctn
    (G.W.)		 Weight Pallet
    (G.W.)
DA/25 ANGLE  DA FINISH NAILS 25mm 1" 100Pcs 4000Pcs 4Bxs 120 8.58Kgs 1029.6Kgs
DA/32 DEGREE:34° 32mm 1-1/4" 100Pcs 4000Pcs 4Bxs 120 10.9Kgs 1308Kgs
DA/38 GAUGE:   15GA 38mm 1-1/2" 100Pcs 4000Pcs 4Bxs 90 12.74Kgs 1146.6Kgs
DA/45  HEAD WIDTH: 3.10mm x 2.4mm 45mm 1-3/4" 100Pcs 4000Pcs 4Bxs 80 14.9Kgs 1192Kgs
DA/50 WIDTH:   1.76mm 50mm 2" 100Pcs 4000Pcs 4Bxs 60 16.74Kgs 1004.4Kgs
DA/57 THICKNESS:1.76mm 57mm 2-1/4" 100Pcs 4000Pcs 4Bxs 60 18.62Kgs 1117.2Kgs
DA/64 LENGTH:25mm-64mm 64mm 2-1/2" 100Pcs 4000Pcs 4Bxs 60 20.74Kgs 1244.4Kgs

BRAD NAILS APPLICATION

Brad nail uses include decorative trim, picture frame and paneling. They work well on birdhouses and other thin cuts of wood. Brads are excellent for trim work, including narrow trim around windows or doors, shoe moulding and quarter-round moulding.

Trim and baseboard.​​​​​​​

Brad nail uses include decorative trim, picture frame and paneling. They work well on birdhouses and other thin cuts of wood. ​​​​​​​

Decorative trim, picture frame and paneling

Smooth shank, diamond point for easier driving.​​​​​​​

Exterior trim, window and door casing and chair rails

They leave small holes that often don’t need to be filled.

Brad Nails

finish nails & brad nails

What is a Brad Nail?

 
Brad nails, or brads, are made of 18-gauge steel wire. Nail gauge sizes indicate the thickness of the nail. Thinner nails have higher gauge numbers. The small diameter of brad nails makes them easy to mask in wood trim or paneling. In addition to being thinner than standard nails, they also feature a smaller head.

The slender profile of brad nails helps to prevent splitting on delicate material. Their subtle appearance often makes for a clean finish in various woodworking projects.

Because brad nails themselves are thin, they work best in thinner cuts of lumber, including fiberboard and plywood. The small diameter of brads means that your moulding and trim work will show less of a hole and might not need wood filler before painting.
 
  • Brads are thin, 18-gauge nails made for more delicate woodworking jobs.
  • They’re available in collated strips for nail guns or individual pieces.
  • Brad nail length ranges from 1/2-inch to 2 1/2-inch.
  • Their slim profile reduces wood splitting.
  • They leave small holes that often don’t need to be filled.
 

What are Finish Nails?

 
Finish nails, or finishing nails, are generally made of 15- or 16-gauge steel wire, making them slightly thicker in diameter than brad nails. The added thickness means that finishing nails create a stronger hold than brads. This makes them useful for heftier applications with thicker material, such as cabinets or baseboards.

The greater diameter of finish nails leaves a wider hole after fastening a piece of wood. For this reason, you’ll need to follow up with a filler to conceal the spots and tidy your handiwork.

Because they are thicker than brad nails, finish nails are more likely to split thin or delicate pieces of wood trim.
 
  • Finish nails are versatile nails with a 15- or 16-gauge diameter.
  • They’re designed for thicker cuts of wood.
  • They’re available in collated finishing nail strips for nail guns or individual pieces.
  • Finish nail length ranges from 1-inch to 3 1/2-inch.
  • Their heavier gauge brings greater holding strength to projects.
 

Brad Nails Vs. Finish Nails


The size of a brad is around 1.25 millimeters, just a bit bigger than the lead for a mechanical pencil. A finish nail is about 50% larger than a brad. The larger size increases the holding strength of a finish nail. This makes it ideal for applications that require strong joints. However, the size of a finish nail can also lead to workpiece damage when softer woods, such as pine, are used.

Every brad nailer is designed to run 18 gauge fine wire brad nails. These tools are typically air powered and require an air compressor, to power a piston, to eject the brads into the workpiece. Because the brads have such a small diameter, they are nearly invisible when used.

Finish nails are used for heavier trims, harder woods, and pieces that require more strength than a brad can offer. They run at 15 or 16 gauge, which is a bit larger than brad nails. While the added strength these fasteners provide is a plus, there is a downside. In some applications, the larger finish nails can actually damage a workpiece because of its size.
 
When it comes to choosing brad nails vs. finish nails, it depends on your project and the type of wood you’re using. In general, go with finish nails for thick wood and brads for thin wood. Finish nails are stronger than brads, so choose them if your project needs to be durable.

Common brad nail uses include decorative trim, picture frame and paneling. They work well on birdhouses and other thin cuts of wood. Brads are excellent for trim work, including narrow trim around windows or doors, shoe moulding and quarter-round moulding.

Finish nails are used for interior and exterior trim, window and door casing and chair rails. They’re ideal to fasten baseboards and crown moulding too. You’ll also find finish nails on stair treads and risers, as well as part of general light carpentry and cabinets.

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BRAD NAIL FAQ

  • What material of finish nails

    Q195 steel

  • Can you provide packaging design?

    Yes, we can provide professional outer packaging design.

  • What is the difference between a Brad and finish nails?

    Brad nails are formed from a fine, 18-gauge wire, so they are smaller in diameter than finish nails and typically have less holding strength. They're better suited for tasks like light decorative trim and molding, panel installation and crafts. Their size also helps prevent surface splitting, which can occur if the fastener is too large for the material it's being driven into. 

    One of the benefits to an 18-gauge brad is its size. Thanks to a smaller head and diameter, brad nails are easier to conceal in small pieces of wood trim. With a smaller head size, it's possible that the insertion point may not even need to be concealed with wood putty. In other words, 18-gauge brad nails provide a cleaner look than a finish nail without extra touch-up involved.

     

     

    Finish nails are made from heavier 15- or 16-gauge wire, which means they can handle a greater payload. For larger trim, such as baseboards or crown molding, a finish nail is more suitable. A finish nail offers increased support and withdrawal resistance versus the brad nail, making it the better choice when installing larger trim and woodwork.

    Because it leaves a more visible hole in the surface, a fully driven finish nail almost always requires followup attention—which includes being puttied over to conceal the "shiner" (the exposed insertion point of a nail).

  • What is a finish nail?

    Finish nails act as the fasteners while offering a decorative effect. According to their functions and distinctive appearance, people gave these nails many aliases such as lost-head nails, brad nails, headless nails, furniture nails and bullet nails. The upholstery finishing nails are made of tough & slender steel wires. The finished product has a small globular head that is only slightly larger than the shank. When driven into the wood, it is slightly beneath the surface, then covered with putty or other paint you like. Therefore, finishing nails are visually unappealing in interior decorations, furniture making and other finish works where modification surface is needed.

  • Do brad nails hold?

    They vary in length from ½ to 2½ inches. By comparison, a 16-gauge finish nail is 0.0625-inch thick. While the difference doesn't seem like very much, the shorter length is a good indicator that a brad nail won't hold material of the same maximum thickness as finish nails.

  • What is brad nails used for?

    Brad nailers are used for on wood where splitting might be an issue or where you would want a thinner nail for less of a hole. They have many uses but they are most commonly used for:

    1.Trim work

    2.Paneling

    3.Fastening decorative molding

    4.Casing

    5.Baseboard

  • What is a brad nails?

    Brad nails act as the fasteners while offering a decorative effect. According to their functions and distinctive appearance, people gave these nails many aliases such as lost-head nails, brad nails, headless nails, furniture nails and bullet nails. The upholstery finishing nails are made of tough & slender steel wires. The finished product has a small globular head that is only slightly larger than the shank. When driven into the wood, it is slightly beneath the surface, then covered with putty or other paint you like. Therefore, finishing nails are visually unappealing in interior decorations, furniture making and other finish works where modification surface is needed.

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