LD-435 Galvanized Steel Pin Nails 23 Gauge Headless 10-40mm | Wholesale Supplier

LD-435 Galvanized Steel Pin Nails 23 Gauge Headless 10-40mm | Wholesale Supplier

SKU: LD-435

LD-435 galvanized steel pin nails in 23 gauge, headless design, lengths 10-40mm. Invisible fastening for delicate trim work, collated strips for pneumatic pin nailers, zinc-plated. 10000 pcs per box.

MOQ:200
Price Range:$0.15 - $1.00 / box
Material:High carbon galvanized steel wire, 23 gauge (0.6mm diameter), headless design for invisible fastening, collated in strips with adhesive, zinc-plated
Certifications:CE / ISO 9001 / RoHS
Size Range:Gauge: 23Ga (0.6mm); Lengths: 10mm / 15mm / 20mm / 25mm / 30mm / 35mm / 40mm; Head type: headless; Collation: glued strip; Pack: 10000 pcs per box; Compatibility: 23 gauge pneumatic pin nailers
Color Options:Silver / Zinc Plated / Galvanized / Black
Weight:50
Packing:10000 pcs per inner box, 20-40 boxes per master carton; custom packaging available
Lead Time:7-15 days
Sample:Available
Customization:OEM nail length, micro gauge options, finish selection, collation type, private label, custom box quantity
Mixed Order:true

Product Details

LD-435 Galvanized Steel Pin Nails 23 Gauge Headless 10-40mm

LD-435 galvanized steel pin nails in 23 gauge, headless design, lengths 10-40mm. Invisible fastening for delicate trim work, collated strips for pneumatic pin nailers, zinc-plated. 10000 pcs per box.

The LD-435 23 gauge pin nails are ultra-fine headless fasteners designed for invisible fastening in delicate decorative trim, veneer work, and small cabinet assembly. At just 0.6mm shank diameter, pin nails are the finest of the collated pneumatic nail family, providing just enough holding strength to position and secure delicate components while leaving an entry hole so small that no filling is required.

The headless design is the defining feature of the 23 gauge pin nail. Because there is no head, the pin sinks entirely into the wood, leaving only a tiny 0.6mm hole that is virtually invisible on most finishes. This makes pin nails ideal for applications where appearance is paramount: decorative trim, jewellery boxes, picture frames, veneer attachment, inlay work, and craft projects where any visible fastener would compromise the finished piece. Unlike brad or finish nails, pin nails require no putty, filler, or sanding after driving.

The micro 0.6mm diameter minimizes surface disruption, but holding strength is correspondingly lower than larger gauges. Pin nails are therefore best used for positioning and light holding, often in combination with adhesive, rather than for structural joints. Seven length options from 10mm up to 40mm cover the range from thin veneers and small craft components up to thicker trim and small cabinet stock. The collated glued strip format allows pneumatic pin nailers to drive pins in rapid succession without manual loading, ideal for batch production of small decorative components.

Compared to 18 gauge brad nails, the 23 gauge pin leaves a much smaller hole and requires no filling, but provides less holding power. For wholesale buyers, the LD-435 is supplied in boxes of 10,000 pieces with 20 to 40 boxes per master carton. Mixed length and finish orders are supported, and OEM nail lengths, micro gauge options, collation types, and private label packaging are available for distributor programs.

Core Features

  • 23 gauge (0.6mm) ultra-fine headless pin nail design
  • Headless fastening leaves virtually invisible 0.6mm hole
  • Seven length options: 10mm to 40mm
  • No filling or putty required after driving
  • Collated glued strips for rapid pneumatic nailing
  • Zinc-plated galvanized finish resists corrosion
  • Compatible with 23 gauge pneumatic pin nailers
  • 10000 pcs per box with mixed length orders supported

Application Scenarios

  • Delicate decorative trim and moulding
  • Jewelry box and small cabinet assembly
  • Veneer and inlay attachment
  • Picture frame and mirror back securing
  • Craft and hobby wood projects
  • Temporary hold-down during gluing

FAQ

What is the difference between pin nails and brad nails?

Pin nails are 23 gauge (0.6mm) and headless, leaving a tiny hole that needs no filling, but offer low holding strength. Brad nails are 18 gauge (1.2mm) with small heads, providing more holding power but requiring minimal filling.

How strong is the holding power of 23 gauge pin nails?

Pin nails provide light holding strength suitable for positioning delicate components, often used with adhesive. They are not recommended for structural joints; use 18 gauge brad nails or 15-16 gauge finish nails for load-bearing applications.

Will pin nails be visible after nailing?

The headless 0.6mm pin sinks entirely into the wood, leaving only a tiny hole that is virtually invisible on most finishes. No filler or putty is required, making pin nails ideal for visible decorative work.

Can pin nails be used on delicate materials like veneer?

Yes. The ultra-fine 0.6mm diameter minimizes surface disruption, making pin nails ideal for veneer, inlay, and thin decorative components. Use shorter 10-15mm lengths for thin materials and longer pins for thicker stock.