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Paslode Collated Nails & Fuel Cells Packs

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Paslode Collated Nails, Fuel Cells & Packs for Trades
Running out of nails or fuel mid-job costs you time and money. This range keeps your Paslode nailer loaded and ready to go. You will find genuine Paslode collated nails in multiple lengths and gauges. Paslode fuel cells are stocked here too. Everything you need to keep your cordless nailer working on site.
Genuine Paslode Nails and Fuel for Your Nailer
Paslode nailers are built for professional use on UK sites. They are fast, reliable, and trusted by carpenters and builders. But they only perform well with genuine Paslode consumables.
Using non-genuine nails or fuel cells can cause misfires and jams. It can also damage your tool and void the warranty. Genuine Paslode products are manufactured to exact tolerances. They feed cleanly through the magazine every time.
Here you will find collated framing nails, brad nails, ring shank nails, and clipped head nails. You will also find Paslode fuel cells in single packs and multi-packs. All products are genuine Paslode consumables.
Pro tip: Always store Paslode fuel cells upright and away from direct heat. Cold fuel cells can reduce power output. Warm the cell in your hands for a minute before fitting it in winter.
Available Types of Paslode Collated Nails
Different nailing jobs call for different nail types. Here is a breakdown of the main nail types in this range.
Framing Nails (Smooth Shank)
Smooth shank framing nails are used for general timber work. They are ideal for stud walls, joists, and structural framing. Available in lengths from 50mm to 90mm. Suitable for use with Paslode IM350 and IM350+ nailers. Bright finish for indoor dry timber applications.
Ring Shank Nails
Ring shank nails have ridged shanks that grip timber tightly. They are much harder to pull out than smooth shank nails. Used in decking, flooring, sheathing, and roof sarking. The improved hold makes them ideal for structural timber boards. Available in bright and galvanised finishes.
Stainless Steel Collated Nails
Stainless steel collated nails resist corrosion in damp environments. They are the correct choice for outdoor timber work. Ideal for cladding, fencing, decking, and exposed joinery. A2 stainless steel suits most outdoor UK applications. Do not use bright or galvanised nails in wet or coastal areas.
Galvanised Collated Nails
Hot-dipped galvanised nails provide good corrosion resistance. They are used for treated timber and outdoor structures. The zinc coating bonds well and holds up in damp conditions. Suitable for fence panels, garden structures, and shed frames. A cost-effective option where stainless steel is not needed.
Collated Fencing Nails
Collated fencing nails are designed for fast fence panel fixing. They are long enough to pass through the rail and into the post. Ring shank versions give extra pull-out resistance over time. Galvanised or stainless steel finishes are the correct choice outdoors. Using a nailer speeds up fencing work compared to hand nailing.
Brad Nails and Finishing Nails
Brad nails are thin nails used for trim, beading, and mouldings. They leave very small entry holes that are easy to fill. Finishing nails are slightly heavier and used for skirting boards. Both nail types are collated in strips for Paslode finishing nailers. They give a clean result on visible timber surfaces.
Paslode Fuel Cells: What You Need to Know
Paslode cordless nailers are powered by a gas fuel cell and a rechargeable battery. The fuel cell provides the combustion charge that drives the nail. Without a working fuel cell, the nailer will not fire.
Each fuel cell lasts for approximately 1,100 to 1,250 nails. Fuel consumption varies slightly with temperature and nail size. In cold weather, fuel cells lose pressure and may run out faster.
Fuel cells are available individually and in multi-packs. Buying in bulk packs saves money and reduces the risk of running out on site. Always carry at least one spare on any day of heavy nailing work.
Important: Paslode fuel cells are pressurised containers. Do not puncture, incinerate, or expose them to high heat. They must be disposed of at a suitable recycling point. Do not put them in general waste bins.
| Fuel Cell Pack Size | Approximate Nail Output | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Single Cell | Up to 1,250 nails | Short runs, occasional use |
| Twin Pack | Up to 2,500 nails | Day-long carpentry tasks |
| 3-Pack | Up to 3,750 nails | Full site day, framing work |
| 5-Pack | Up to 6,250 nails | Multi-day projects, bulk saving |
Nail output figures above are approximate and based on standard conditions. Always check the product page for exact specifications.
Paslode Nail Compatibility Guide
Not all Paslode nails fit all Paslode nailers. Check your tool model before ordering to avoid returns.
| Paslode Tool Model | Compatible Nail Type | Nail Length Range |
|---|---|---|
| IM350 / IM350+ | Collated framing nails (34 degree) | 51mm to 90mm |
| IM65A | Brad nails (16 gauge) | 32mm to 65mm |
| IM45GN | Brad nails (18 gauge) | 15mm to 45mm |
| PPN50i | Positive placement nails | 40mm to 50mm |
| IM200 | Round head nails (first fix) | 50mm to 90mm |
Always check the nail part number in your Paslode tool manual. Each tool model lists the correct collated nail format and angle.
Choosing the Right Nail for Your Application
The wrong nail type causes weak joints and callbacks. Match the nail to the job using this simple guide.
Timber Frame Construction
Use smooth or ring shank framing nails in 75mm to 90mm lengths. Ring shank gives better structural hold in wall plates and studs. Bright finish suits dry internal construction work.
Decking and Cladding
Always use stainless steel collated nails for decking boards. Galvanised nails can stain some hardwoods over time. Ring shank stainless nails hold boards flat and resist movement.
Fencing
Collated fencing nails in galvanised or stainless steel are ideal. Choose lengths suited to the rail and post thickness. A nailer dramatically speeds up fence panel installation.
Roof and Sarking
Use ring shank nails for felt and board sarking applications. They grip the boards firmly and resist pull-out from wind loading. Hot-dipped galvanised finish suits most UK roof environments.
Skirting, Architrave and Trim
Brad nails or finishing nails are the correct choice here. They leave minimal surface marks on finished timber. Use a Paslode finishing nailer for the cleanest result.
Second Fix Joinery
Smaller gauge finishing nails are used for door linings and beading. They pin the timber without splitting it. Available in packs suited to high-volume joinery work.
How to Order the Right Paslode Products
Getting the right products first time saves returns and delays. Follow these steps before placing your order.
Step 1: Find your Paslode tool model number. It is printed on the tool body or in the manual.
Step 2: Check the nail gauge, collation angle, and nail length your tool requires.
Step 3: Match the nail finish to the application. Use stainless steel outdoors. Use bright finish indoors.
Step 4: Order enough fuel cells for the volume of work planned. Buying multi-packs saves money per cell.
Step 5: Check the pack quantity on each listing. Paslode nails are sold in packs, typically of 1,000 to 2,500 nails.
Need fastening advice? See our nails and staples range for more nail types. For tool accessories and fixings, visit our power tool accessories section.
Keep Your Paslode Nailer Stocked and Ready
Running out of nails or fuel on a live job is avoidable. Order in the right quantities before starting any major project. Multi-packs of both nails and fuel cells are available here.
All products listed are genuine Paslode consumables. They are manufactured to work with Paslode cordless nailers. Using genuine parts protects your tool and your warranty.
Whether you need stainless steel collated nails for outdoor work, galvanised nails for treated timber, collated fencing nails for fence panels, or Paslode fuel cell packs for a full day on site, you will find the right products here.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long does a Paslode fuel cell last?
A standard Paslode fuel cell lasts for approximately 1,100 to 1,250 nails. Output varies slightly depending on temperature and nail size. In cold conditions, a cell may run out sooner due to reduced gas pressure. Carrying a spare cell is recommended on any heavy day of work.
Can I use stainless steel collated nails outdoors?
Yes. Stainless steel collated nails are the correct choice for outdoor timber work. They do not rust in wet or damp conditions. They are ideal for decking, cladding, fencing, and any exposed joinery. A2 stainless steel suits most UK outdoor environments. A4 grade suits coastal or high-humidity areas.
What nails do I need for fencing with a nailer?
Use collated fencing nails in a galvanised or stainless steel finish. Ring shank fencing nails give better pull-out resistance over time. Match the nail length to the thickness of your fence rail and panel. Check your Paslode nailer model to confirm compatible nail sizes before ordering.
Are Paslode fuel cells and nails sold separately?
Yes. Paslode nails and fuel cells are separate products. You need to order both to run your cordless nailer. Nails are sold in packs. Fuel cells come in single, twin, and multi-packs. Both are available in this range.
Can I use non-Paslode nails in my Paslode nailer?
Paslode recommends using only genuine Paslode nails in their tools. Non-genuine nails may not match the collation angle or strip width exactly. This can cause jams, misfires, and tool damage. Using non-genuine consumables may also affect your warranty.
How do I dispose of used Paslode fuel cells?
Used Paslode fuel cells are pressurised aerosol containers. They must not go in general household or site waste bins. Take them to a local recycling centre that accepts aerosol cans. Many trade counters and builders merchants also accept used fuel cells.
Related Nails and Fasteners
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For Paslode tool maintenance products and other accessories, visit our power tool accessories section.