Irwin Tools 585-54009 9-piece bolt extractor set pneumatic accessory
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15 gauge finish nails for trim and moulding, glue-collated in a 1000 count pack
Freeman AF1534-2 nails are solid steel fasteners designed for pneumatic nailers. The 15 gauge wire and 34 degree angle suit standard finish nail guns used by carpenters and remodelers. A 1000 count box covers typical interior trim jobs such as crown moulding, chair rail, window casing and baseboards.
Glue collation keeps the strip intact during feeding and reduces jams in the magazine. One thousand nails handle several rooms of moulding before a reload is needed. The count may fall short on whole-house trim packages or commercial jobs that require multiple cases.
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| Product type | Pneumatic Nails & Staples |
Yes, the 15 gauge 34-degree glue-collated strips are designed for standard 15 gauge angled finish nailers accepting this collation angle.
Load a strip, fire several nails into scrap wood; consistent driving depth and no misfeeds indicate proper collation and nailer compatibility.
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