polished common nail

pallet nail -carbon steel nails, boasting exceptional strength and resilience, are used for construction applications where durable fastening is a must. To increase their level of protection from corrosion, these tough nails are treated with heat and then covered with a thin layer of electroplated zinc. The heads of the polish common nails are subtly rounded and the shanks are tapered to ensure easy insertion.

A broad range of sizes and lengths can be found in the selection of polished common nails, with the most frequent length falling at 3 inches (7.6 cm). For more complex requirements, longer nails - up to a maximum of 6 inches (15.2 cm) - can be sourced. Diameters usually range between 0.120 and 0.131 inches (3.0 and 3.3 mm).

A variety of tasks require polished common nails such as assembling a timber frame structure, affixing wood to wood, and connecting wood to concrete or concrete to concrete. This accessible hardware is a must-have for many construction projects.

Fastening materials together is a breeze when using a hammer and nails. Simply drive the sharp points of the nails into the material, so their head lies flush with the surface. To ensure a more solid bond, countersink the nails and fill the holes with putty or plugs.

For reliable, long-lasting fixing, polished common nails come in many sizes and lengths to get the job done right. With superior shear and pull-out resistance, they secure a range of materials with assurance.