Freeman | SKU: BN18-125

18-Gauge 1-1/4" Glue Collated Brad Nails (1000 Count)

Name: 18-Gauge 1-1/4" Glue Collated Brad Nails (1000 Count)
Brand: Freeman
SKU: BN18-125
Price: 11.84 USD
Availability: InStock

$11.84

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The Freeman 18-Gauge 1-1/4" Glue Collated Brad Nails are an excellent choice for detailed finish work like fastening baseboards, thicker trim, and decorative moulding. Their narrow heads deliver strong holding power with low visibility, creating a smooth, professional finish that minimizes surface damage and post-installation touch-up.

These glue-collated brad nails are made from galvanized steel to prevent rust and ensure durability in indoor woodworking projects. Compatible with most 18-gauge nail guns that fire 1-1/4" glue collated brad nails, including Freeman models such as the PE20V31618G, PE20V2118G2, PE20VBR50, G2XL31, and G2BR50.

Each bulk pack includes 1,000 brad nails, making it ideal for contractors and DIYers who need reliable fasteners for trim and moulding installation.

Good and cheap.

Good and inexpensive nails.They worked fine in my nail gun.I would buy them again, if I didn't know I can get 5000 nails for less than the price of these up in Canada.

That they are the right size

I love them!

Perfect brads for Bostitch brad nail gun

Used 100's of these for wall trim. Holds tight. no jams.

Half the price as name brands

Works just as good as the name brands

Jams Gun (updated review)

I have a pneumatic brad nailer and these nails consistently cause my gun to jam after one or two nails. I thought it might be my gun so I tried a box of Porter Cable nails and they drove perfectly with no issues.I bought these because the reviews were good; maybe just got a bad box.Retraction: I realized my problem was not the nails but user error instead. I bought 18 gauge nails, and my gun is for 16 gauge only.I apologize to Freeman and to Amazon for the critical review. Iâ€™ll try to be less of an idiot in the future.