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Pneumatic brad nailer 15 to 50 mm

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Pneumatic brad nailer 15 to 50 mm

The most versatile nailer in carpentry: it fires 18-gauge brads from 15 to 50 mm, enough for doors, panels, frames, windows, wardrobes and shelving, with a small head that is easy to conceal.

Choose the standard version or the professional version, with a 100-nail magazine and plastic carry case. Both work at 4-7 bar with an air consumption of 53.4 l/min.

✅ Key benefits

  • 15 to 50 mm: one nail for almost all carpentry work.
  • Small head: clean finish that is easy to fill.
  • Moderate consumption: 53.4 l/min, suitable for medium-sized compressors.
  • Adjustable pressure: from 4 to 7 bar.
  • Professional version: 100-nail magazine and carry case.

🏗️ What it's for

  • Door frames, architraves and mouldings.
  • Making wardrobes and shelving.
  • Panels, tongue-and-groove boarding and cladding.
  • Wooden doors and windows.

📋 Technical specifications

  • Nail type: 18-gauge brad
  • Nail length: 15-50 mm
  • Working pressure: 4-7 bar
  • Maximum pressure: 8.3 bar (professional)
  • Air consumption: 53.4 l/min
  • Magazine: 100 nails (professional)
  • Presentation: plastic carry case (professional)

💡 Pro tip: when nailing into board or hardwood, increase the pressure slightly; for thin mouldings, reduce it. Always test on an offcut before nailing the real piece.

Why choose a brad nailer

The brad is the carpenter's great all-rounder: thin enough not to split mouldings or architraves and long enough, up to 50 mm, to hold frames, panels or shelving. With a single nailer you can handle most finishing and assembly work, without constantly changing tools.

Compared with a hammer, the time saved is huge: each nail goes in instantly, to just the right depth and without blows that mark the wood. The result is faster, cleaner work with a professional finish that barely needs filler.

Frequently asked questions

What nails does it use?

18-gauge brads from 15 to 50 mm.

What is the difference between the two versions?

The professional version comes with a plastic carry case and a 100-nail magazine. Both fire the same 15 to 50 mm brads.

What compressor do I need?

One that delivers around 55 l/min at 4-7 bar; a 1.5-2 HP compressor with an air tank will do.

Is it suitable for floorboards?

For structural flooring, a T-nail nailer or a heavier-gauge nailer is better.

How is it maintained?

A few drops of pneumatic tool oil in the air inlet, and dry air.

Frequently Asked Questions

What nails does it use?

18-gauge brads from 15 to 50 mm.

What is the difference between the two versions?

The professional version comes with a plastic carry case and a 100-nail magazine. Both fire the same 15 to 50 mm brads.

What compressor do I need?

One that delivers around 55 l/min at 4-7 bar; a 1.5-2 HP compressor with an air tank will do.

Is it suitable for floorboards?

For structural flooring, a T-nail nailer or a heavier-gauge nailer is better.

How is it maintained?

A few drops of pneumatic tool oil in the air inlet, and dry air.