Stanley Bostitch
Pneumatic Nailers, Brad Nails and Staples
Stanley Bostitch offers brad, finish, framing, stick, siding and roofing nails, plus micro pins and air coil nails. It also offers narrow and wide crown staples, pneumatic framing and roofing nailer kits, and cap and narrow crown stapler kits. Match the gauge, length and crown type to your nailer or stapler before you order.
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Buying Guide: Stanley Bostitch Nails and Staples
Brad and Finish Nails
The 5/8 in. 18 Ga. brad nails suit thin or intricate materials, since the smaller gauge limits cracking of delicate work pieces. The 2 in. 15 Ga. angled strip finish nails are for light-duty trim work and help prevent wood splitting. Match the gauge and length to your material, and check your nailer manual before ordering.
Framing and Roofing Nailer Kits
The 21-degree plastic collated framing nailer kit and the 28 deg. wire weld framing nailer kit are both pneumatic. Match the angle to the framing nails you plan to use, and check the nailer manual before loading. The 15 Ga. pneumatic coil roofing nailer kit is for roofing work.
Narrow and Wide Crown Staples
Narrow crown staples, such as 5/16 in. W x 1 in. L 18 Ga., come in a set of 5000 and are used with 1 in. caps to hold felt and house wrap. The PowerCrown wide crown staples, such as 7/16 in. W x 3/8 in. L 18 Ga., have a wider crown than the narrow crown staples. Match the crown type to your stapler kit before loading, and check the staple size in the stapler manual.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Stanley Bostitch offer?
Stanley Bostitch offers brad, finish, framing, stick, siding, roofing and metal connector nails, air coil nails, micro pins, narrow and wide crown staples, caps and staples, button caps, framing and roofing nailer kits, and cap and narrow crown stapler kits.
How do I choose the right nail or staple?
Match the gauge, length and type to the nailer or stapler you own, and check its manual for the fastener angle and length it accepts. The 5/8 in. 18 Ga. brad nails suit thin or intricate materials. Measure your material before you order, and choose a narrow or wide crown to match your stapler.
What are the finish nails used for?
The 2 in. 15 Ga. angled strip finish nails are for light-duty fastening, such as installing decorative trim. They help prevent wood splitting and reduce potential nailhead visibility, and they are for use with cordless and pneumatic finish nailers.
