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HILLMAN

Hillman 122513 Wire Nail, 1-1/4 in L, Steel, Bright, Brad Head, Thin Shank, 2 oz

Category Finish Nails
Hillman 122513 Wire Nail, 1-1/4 in L, Steel, Bright, Brad Head, Thin Shank, 2 oz
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HILLMAN

Hillman 122513 Wire Nail, 1-1/4 in L, Steel, Bright, Brad Head, Thin Shank, 2 oz

Item Code: 7730922
Bright wire brad nails are small gauge nails used for finer applications. They have small cupped heads and small diameters, great for sinking beneath the wood surface for concealment. Commonly used in detail carpentry applications, these nails are designed for light-duty applications.
Category Finish Nails
Manufacturer HILLMAN GROUP

Specifications

UNSPSC Code

20.201.201

Weight

0.16lb

Height

3.1in

Width

4.1in

Length

5in

Brand

HILLMAN

Category

SPECIALTY - TACKS & BRADS

Finish

Bright

Head Type

Brad

Length

1-1/4 in

Material

Steel

Package Quantity

1.75 oz

Point Type

Standard

Shank Type

Thin

Bright wire brad nails are small gauge nails used for finer applications. They have small cupped heads and small diameters, great for sinking beneath the wood surface for concealment. Commonly used in detail carpentry applications, these nails are designed for light-duty applications.

Specifications

UNSPSC Code

20.201.201

Weight

0.16lb

Height

3.1in

Width

4.1in

Length

5in

Brand

HILLMAN

Category

SPECIALTY - TACKS & BRADS

Finish

Bright

Head Type

Brad

Length

1-1/4 in

Material

Steel

Package Quantity

1.75 oz

Point Type

Standard

Shank Type

Thin

Bright wire brad nails are small gauge nails used for finer applications. They have small cupped heads and small diameters, great for sinking beneath the wood surface for concealment. Commonly used in detail carpentry applications, these nails are designed for light-duty applications.
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