Production Name: Masonry nails
Description: Masonry nails are hardened nails designed to be driven into concrete or the mortar used to hold together bricks or cement blocks. This rigidity also lends masonry nails to a wide variety of installations ranging from attaching plywood subfloor to securing carpet tack strips.
Fluted Masonry Nails /Electro Galvanized Concrete Nails
Hardened - the steel is heated to extreme temperatures and quickly cooled, producing very hard steel that can be used with hard materials
such as concrete and masonry.
Size Details:
Gauge: ASWG 9
Length: (INCH) 3/8", 1/2",5/8",3/4",1",1-1/4",1-1/2",1-3/4",2",2-1/4",2-1/2",3",4"
Head: (Inch): 5/16"
Packing:
big bulk packing: 25kgs/carton
Samll packing: 1kg/box, 25boxes/carton; 1lb/box, 12boxes/carton;5lbs/box, 6boxes or 8boxes/carton
Standard: Made to conform to ASTM F1667.
Several types of concrete nails in different sizes are used in projects, each serving a purpose for a given material. The categories are: electro-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized nails, acid-resistant, stainless steel, and copper nails. All concrete nails are composed of high-quality carbon steel, however, each type has different heads, points, and surface treatments.
Electro-galvanized: This type has the thinnest zinc coating and is commonly used indoors because they are prone to rusting when exposed to weather.
Hot-dip galvanized: These nails have the highest quality of galvanization and are coated in zinc. They can be used outdoors for corrosion protection against the elements.
Acid-resistant: These nails are used in challenging areas and difficult places.
Stainless steel: Versatile stainless steel nails can be used on flooring, roof installation, and indoors. They are extremely resistant to wet environments.
Copper: Copper nails are more of a design aesthetic, however, they are ideal when used in areas with high humidity.
Market: we are selling to Turkey, brazil, austrilla, Poland ect.
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