Viper 16 gauge angled galvanised brad nails for cordless and pneumatic second fix nailers. Available in sizes from 19mm to 64mm. Supplied in boxes of 2000. No gas cell required.
Size
Price
QTY
16g x 32mm
£4.54£5.45
16g x 38mm
£4.91£5.89
16g x 45mm
£5.38£6.46
16g x 50mm
£5.83£7.00
16g x 64mm
£6.47£7.76
Viper angled brad nails are 16 gauge galvanised nails designed for second fix work with cordless and pneumatic brad nailers. These are nail-only packs with no gas cell included, so they pair with any compatible gas or air-powered nailer you already have on site. The galvanised finish gives them decent corrosion resistance, making them a practical choice for both interior and exterior second fix applications where moisture could otherwise cause staining or nail failure over time.
The angled collation means they feed cleanly through angled magazine nailers, which are common in second fix trim and cladding work. Getting a consistent drive angle matters when you are fixing architrave, skirting, or mouldings close to a wall or corner, and the angled format makes those tighter spots far more manageable than a straight magazine would allow.
Where Viper Angled Brad Nails Fit Into Second Fix Work
Second fix nailers get used hard, and the nails need to keep up. These Viper brads are manufactured to a consistent gauge and length tolerance, which matters more than most people realise. Inconsistent nail stock is one of the more frustrating causes of misfeeds and jams, and nobody wants to be clearing a nailer magazine halfway through a run of skirting board.
The 16 gauge wire diameter gives a good balance between holding power and finish. Thinner 18 gauge pins are better for delicate trim where splitting is a concern, but for standard second fix timber work such as door casings, stair nosings, and window boards, 16 gauge angled brad nails give a more positive fix without splitting most materials.
Sizes run from 19mm up to 64mm, so there is a length suitable for most second fix tasks. Short 19mm and 25mm nails work well for thin beadings and delicate profiles. Mid-range 32mm to 38mm nails suit most standard architrave and skirting. The longer 45mm to 64mm nails are useful where you need to reach through thicker stock or engineered board products into a solid substrate behind.
Supplied in boxes of 2000, these are a straightforward trade buy for joiners, carpenters, and finishing contractors who go through nails regularly.
Pro Tip: Store opened nail packs in a dry box or sealed bag on site, even with galvanised nails. Damp nails can cause corrosion inside the nailer magazine and lead to feed problems that look like a tool fault but are actually a storage issue.
Viper angled brad nails are used in second fix carpentry and joinery across residential and commercial sites. Typical applications include fixing architrave, skirting boards, door casings, window boards, stair nosings, beading, and interior cladding panels. They are compatible with both cordless gas nailers and pneumatic brad nailers that accept 16 gauge angled collated nails. The galvanised coating makes them suitable for use in areas with moderate moisture exposure, including bathrooms, utility rooms, and sheltered exterior trim.
Best For
Architrave and skirting board fixing
Door and window casings
Stair nosings and window boards
Interior timber beading and mouldings
Sheltered exterior trim
Cladding and panel fixing
Compatible With
16 gauge angled cordless brad nailers
16 gauge angled pneumatic brad nailers
Firmahold, Paslode, and other compatible second fix nailers
Not suitable for: These nails are not suitable for use in straight magazine nailers or 18 gauge pin nailers. They are not intended for structural fixing or load-bearing applications.
Select the nail length based on the material being fixed and the substrate behind it. As a general guide, the nail should penetrate the substrate by at least the same length as the material being fixed through. Load the nails into a compatible 16 gauge angled nailer following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Set the drive depth on the nailer so the nail head sits flush or just below the surface without blowing through the face of the timber.
On hardwoods or dense engineered boards, do a test drive on a scrap piece first. Adjust air pressure or tool settings accordingly before running a full length of trim. Keep the nailer magazine clean and clear of sawdust, which can cause feed issues over time.
Choose the correct nail length for the job, allowing sufficient penetration into the substrate behind the fixed material
Check your nailer is compatible with 16 gauge angled collated nails before loading
Load the nail strip into the magazine following the nailer manufacturer's guidance
Set the drive depth adjustment on the nailer using a scrap piece of the same timber
Hold the nailer firmly against the workpiece and fire at the required fixing points
Check nail heads are flush or just set below the surface, adjusting depth as needed
Fill nail holes with a suitable wood filler if a clean painted finish is required
Do these brad nails come with a gas cell?
No, these are nail-only packs. No gas cell is included. They are suitable for use with both pneumatic air nailers and cordless gas nailers, but you will need to source the appropriate gas cell separately for cordless tools.
Which nailer brands are these Viper angled brad nails compatible with?
These 16 gauge angled brad nails are compatible with most second fix nailers that accept angled collated brads, including Firmahold and Paslode models. Always check your nailer's specification for gauge and collation angle before loading a new nail type.
Viper angled brad nails are manufactured to 16 gauge wire diameter with an angled collation strip format for use in angled magazine second fix nailers. The galvanised coating provides corrosion resistance suitable for interior use and moderate external exposure. Consistent gauge and length tolerances across the 2000-nail pack help maintain reliable feed performance and reduce the risk of misfeeds during continuous use.
Brand
Viper
Gauge
16g
Collation Type
Angled
Finish
Galvanised
Available Sizes
16g x 19mm, 16g x 25mm, 16g x 32mm, 16g x 38mm, 16g x 45mm, 16g x 50mm, 16g x 64mm
Pack Quantity
2000
Gas Cell Included
No
Application
Second fix brad nailing
Size
16g x 19mm, 16g x 25mm, 16g x 32mm, 16g x 38mm, 16g x 45mm, 16g x 50mm, 16g x 64mm
Box Quantity
2000
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