Pin Headless 23g

Description

A headless pin, often referred to as a headless nail or brad, is a small, slender fastener typically used for delicate or precision woodworking applications. These pins have a cylindrical body with a sharp point at one end and are designed to be driven into wood or other materials using a pneumatic or manual pin nailer. Headless pins leave minimal evidence of fastening, as they lack a visible head once driven flush with the surface. They are commonly used for attaching trim, molding, or other decorative elements where a clean, unobtrusive appearance is desired. The “23g” designation likely refers to the gauge of the pin, with 23 gauge pins being thin and suitable for lightweight or fine woodworking projects. These pins provide a discreet and secure fastening solution for a variety of applications.