Galvanised straight gun brad nails with gas canister, supplied in boxes of 2000. T-head design gives a concealed finish. Available in sizes from 19mm to 64mm. Suitable for skirting, architrave, and tongue and groove fixings.
Size
Price
QTY
25mm
£9.94£11.93
19mm
£9.97£11.96
32mm
£9.90£11.88
38mm
£10.81£12.97
45mm
£10.93£13.12
50mm
£11.72£14.06
64mm
£12.85£15.42
Champion straight gun brad nails are galvanised, straight-collated nails designed for use with compatible gas-powered nailers such as Paslode and Firmahold tools. Each pack includes the gas canister needed to get straight on with the job. The T-head nail design sits flush and low-profile once driven, giving a clean, concealed fixing that needs minimal finishing. Available in seven sizes from 19mm through to 64mm, these nails cover the full range of typical interior trim work.
The galvanised coating provides corrosion resistance that bare steel nails simply cannot match, which matters even on interior work where moisture is a factor — think utility rooms, kitchens, or anywhere that sees the odd damp spell before a property is fully dried out.
Where Champion Straight Gun Brad Nails Are Used
These are the nails that get reached for on practically every first-fix and second-fix trim job. The straight collation feeds cleanly through the magazine without the feeding issues that can come with angled strips, and the shank is engineered for low penetration resistance, meaning the tool drives consistently without splitting finer timber sections.
The T-head is what makes these nails particularly useful for finish carpentry. Because the head is narrow and recessed on driving, it disappears into the surface rather than sitting proud. A small amount of filler and a coat of paint, and you would never know it was there. For skirting boards, door architraves, window boards, and tongue and groove cladding, that clean finish is exactly what the job requires.
Pack Size and Compatibility
Each box contains 2000 straight gun brad nails along with a gas canister, so you are not hunting around for a separate gas pack mid-job. The nails are compatible with Paslode IM65A and equivalent Firmahold gas brad nailers. Check your tool’s specification against the nail gauge before ordering if you are unsure — most 18-gauge straight brad nailers will accept these without issue.
Pro Tip: Always store gas canisters upright and away from direct sunlight; a warm canister can cause inconsistent driving pressure and lead to proud nails that need punching back by hand.
Champion straight gun brad nails are used across interior trim and cladding work by carpenters, joiners, and general builders. Typical applications include fixing skirting boards, door and window architraves, tongue and groove boarding, dado rails, and light timber mouldings. The T-head and low-penetration shank make these particularly suited to finished surfaces where a clean, barely visible fixing point is needed without risk of splitting the workpiece.
Not suitable for: Not suitable for exterior structural fixing or load-bearing applications. These are finish-grade brad nails intended for trim work, not for holding timber frames or decking under load.
Load the straight-collated nails into the magazine of a compatible gas brad nailer and fit the supplied gas canister to the tool. Set the drive depth on the nailer to suit the timber thickness and nail length being used — a quick test shot on an offcut before committing to the finished board will save you driving nails proud or punching through the face.
Position the nose of the nailer against the workpiece and fire. The T-head design means the nail head sinks just below the surface with minimal tearing. Fill pin holes with a suitable wood filler after fixing for a paint-ready finish.
Check the nail length is appropriate for the timber being fixed — as a general rule the nail should penetrate the substrate by at least twice the thickness of the piece being fixed.
Load the straight-collated nails into the nailer magazine, following the tool manufacturer's guidance.
Insert the supplied gas canister into the nailer as directed.
Test drive depth on an offcut of the same material before starting on the finished surface.
Hold the workpiece firmly in position and press the nailer nose flat against the surface.
Fire the nailer to drive the nail, keeping consistent pressure against the workpiece.
Check each nail is flush or just below the surface — adjust drive depth if nails are sitting proud.
Fill T-head nail holes with wood filler before painting or finishing.
Are these nails compatible with Paslode gas brad nailers?
Yes, Champion straight gun brad nails are compatible with Paslode IM65A and equivalent Firmahold straight gas brad nailers. If you are using a different tool, check that it accepts 18-gauge straight-collated nails before ordering.
Does each box include a gas canister, or do I need to buy one separately?
Each box includes a gas canister along with the 2000 nails, so you have everything needed to load up and start nailing without sourcing the gas separately.
Champion straight gun brad nails are manufactured to an 18-gauge specification with a straight collation format for reliable feeding in compatible gas nailers. The T-head profile reduces surface damage on driving and provides a concealed fixing point. The galvanised coating gives corrosion resistance suitable for interior use in varying humidity conditions. The shank geometry is designed for low penetration resistance, reducing the risk of timber splitting on fine mouldings and trim sections.
Brand
Champion
Collation type
Straight
Head type
T-head
Coating
Galvanised
Available sizes
19mm, 25mm, 32mm, 38mm, 45mm, 50mm, 64mm
Box quantity
2000
Includes gas
Yes
Compatible tools
Paslode IM65A, Firmahold straight gas brad nailers
Size
32mm, 38mm, 50mm, 19mm, 25mm, 45mm, 64mm
Box Quantity
2000
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