Simpson Strong-Tie T18N200FNB 2" 18ga 316SS Chiodi con finitura dritta 500ct

Brand:Simpson Strong-Tie

2.3/5

€
66.46

DAL PRODUTTORE Simpson Swan Secure T18N200FNB I chiodi Brad 18 Gauge in acciaio inossidabile 316 contengono più nichel di un dispositivo di fissaggio 304SS comparabile. Ciò aumenta la protezione dalla corrosione negli ambienti più difficili. I chiodi in acciaio inossidabile Simpson Swan Secure 316 sono prodotti con resistenze alla trazione dell'acciaio molto elevate che vanno da 125.000 a 145.000 libbre per pollice quadrato, rendendoli leader nel settore. Le comode confezioni da 500 pezzi sono un modo economico per acquistare elementi di fissaggio in acciaio inossidabile 316.

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EAN: 0744039614974

Categories: Prodotti industriali e scientifici, Chiodi, viti e elementi di fissaggio, Elementi di fissaggio fascicolati, Unghie fascicolate, Finisci le unghie,

Adatto a Bostitch, DeWalt, Hitachi, Paslode, Porter Cable e altre chiodatrici Brad calibro 18 compatibili. 500 per scatola. Chiodi brad da 2 pollici calibro 18. Acciaio inossidabile 316 per la massima protezione dalla corrosione negli ambienti più difficili.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Customer Reviews	3.3 3.3 out of 5 stars 13 ratings 3.3 out of 5 stars
Finish	‎Type 316 Stainless Steel
Head Style	‎Brad
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item model number	‎T18N200FNB
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎6.4 ounces
Manufacturer	‎Simpson Swan Secure
Material	‎Stainless Steel 316
Measurement System	‎Inch
Part Number	‎T18N200FNB
Product Dimensions	‎3.3 x 2.7 x 0.7 inches
Warranty Description	‎Limited warranty, available at www.strongtie.com/limited-warranties.

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Scritto da: Albert Felten

Works Fine

They work well. No problems. I used a couple thousand nails. I bought them because I wanted to make sure I did not see any corrosion over time. I probably could have saved money and bought the 304ss. I did not have one jam. I am using a pneumatic Bostitch Smart Point nailer that is a couple years old, but has several projects on it already. I was using 7/8" cedar boards and did not see any splitting. All nails were driven into the wood the same depth (cedar top layer and pressure treated lumber bottom layer). I do not have any complaints.

Scritto da: J. A. Nelson

It could be just me, but I really, really DOUBT IT!

So I have a Old Black and Decker 12 volt cordless nailer that I have used consistently for a few years and it has performed flawlessly using bostich brad nails. So I am starting to do some work that requires stainless steel brads and I purchased these in 2". The B&D shoots these in Bostich steel all day long and with no jambing. I don't even get into my second stick and these things misfire and after clearing the jamb, put a new stick and shoot about 7 nails and another jamb. But this time it screws up my B&D plunger in the gun and it won't finish firing. So I go get a Bostich Air Brad Nailer and these brads jamb it as well constantly but have not bent the plunger yet so buyer beware. This is the first time that this has happened in my guns and I fully blame these nails. As soon as I finish this required project. I will trash the remainder of nails and attempt using another brand of brads if need be in stainless steel. I lost the use of a nice tool and I hope that I can get it repaired because of these nails. 't

Scritto da: Leah

A few jams but over all OKAY nails

A few of the nails jammed in my brad nailer, I haven't had this problem with standard brads so I believe the brand might be the issue. Too soon to tell if they'll stand the test of time but so far they seem good.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Five Stars

As expected. Not sure what else to say!

Scritto da: C. Beard

Great for pvc trim

I use these to install pvc trim, other types will turn black or rust then bleed onto the trim. Don't be cheap, buy once, cry once.

Scritto da: Matt Nadalin

Sure their stainless but the cost…?

I bought these before shopping around. $35 ish dollars for 500 nails seemed steep and after buying a pack and needed more I realized these are way way over priced. Found some for $8 at Home Depot for double the amount. Both stainless steel 2” nails.