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Box of 10 000 headless 23 gauge pin nails 1 3/4 inch glue collated

Freeman

Freeman P23-134 23 ga 1-3/4 in Headless Pin Nails 10 000 count

SKU CH-YM1G-3FYK4

Glue-collated 23-gauge headless micro pins, 1-3/4 inch length, 10 000 pieces for detailed trim, moulding and craft work

  • Product typeNails
  • Barely visible fastening thanks to headless 23 gauge design
  • 10 000 pins per box keep projects supplied
  • Glue collation feeds reliably in compatible 23 gauge nailers
  • 1-3/4 inch length suits trim, moulding and craft work
  • Headless micro pins prevent splintering on delicate pieces

Product Identity

Freeman P23-134 headless micro pins are 23-gauge, glue-collated fasteners measuring 1-3/4 inches in length. Each box contains 10,000 pieces for high-volume finish work. They suit trim carpenters, cabinetmakers and hobbyists who need near-invisible fixing.

Best-Fit Users

These pins work well for detailed trim, moulding, glazing strips and picture-frame assembly where a head would show. They are not for builders who need holding power for structural joints or for nailers that cannot accept 23-gauge glue-collated strips.

Deciding Specification

The critical match is a 23-gauge micro pin nailer rated for 1-3/4-inch glue-collated headless pins, such as the Freeman PP223. Without that exact tool capability the fasteners cannot be used.

How it compares

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Price $12.99
Cheaper than about 65% of the 2,607 comparable items (median $18.99).

Specifications

Product
Brand nameFREEMAN
Product typeNails

Questions about this item

How do I load the 10 000-count glue collated strip into my 23 gauge micro pin nailer without jamming?

Align the strip so the pointed ends feed forward into the magazine, seat the first pin against the driver blade, then close the latch — forcing the strip backward or skipping the latch catch is the step that causes misfires.

Will the headless micro pins loosen over time in trim joints, and do I need to replace them?

The glue collation bonds the pins in the wood once driven; they are permanent fasteners and do not back out, so no scheduled replacement is required unless a joint is disassembled.

At what length of continuous firing does the 1-3/4 in pin strip tend to jam in a Freeman PP223 nailer?

Jams typically appear when the magazine runs low and the last few strips feed unevenly — reloading before the final 10 pins clears the issue.

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