DeWalt Angled 16 Gauge Finishing Brad Nails
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16 gauge galvanised finish nails designed for use with DEWALT 16 gauge nailers.
The nails are manufactured from inspected high quality steel and feature a galvanised coating to reduce the likelihood of rust or staining.
Supplied in a pack of 2500 nails.
The product measures 44mm in length and features a 20° angled finish.
Pack weight is 1764g.
The nails are manufactured from inspected high quality steel and feature a galvanised coating to reduce the likelihood of rust or staining.
Supplied in a pack of 2500 nails.
The product measures 44mm in length and features a 20° angled finish.
Pack weight is 1764g.
EAN 5902013961154 · Dewalt. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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