Painted coil nail

Description

Our painted coil nails are the ideal solution for a variety of fastening needs. Not only are these nails durable, but they are also treated with a corrosion-resistant paint finish. Ensuring that their integrity is maintained in a variety of conditions. Our painted coil nails are versatile and reliable. Painted coil nails simplify the installation process and provide secure, long-lasting fastening in a wide range of applications, from construction to carpentry.

Nail shank type:

Smooth Shank: Our smooth shank painted coil nails are perfect for standard applications. They have a straight, smooth shank that provides a strong hold for a variety of materials.
Ring Shank: The ring shank design of these nails provides superior holding strength. The prongs on the shank prevent the nail from falling out. Ideal for heavy framing and sheathing projects.
Screw Shank: For excellent grip and stability, our Screw Shank Painted Coil Nails are the preferred choice. The screw-like twisted design ensures a secure hold and is ideal for decking and siding.

Nail head type:

Flat head: Our Flat Head Painted Roll Nails will have a flush finish when driven, perfect for applications that require a smooth, even surface.
Round head: Round head nails provide a stronger hold for projects that require extra strength, such as roofing and decking.

Specification:

Material: carbon steel, stainless steel.
Length: 1 inch – 4 inch (25-100mm).
Diameter: 0.078 inch – 0.134 inch (2-3.4mm) .
Shank type: Smooth, ring, screw.
Point type: Chisel, diamond, sharp, blunt, clinch, flat.

Application：

Framing: Disc nails are commonly used in framing applications. They are used to securely fasten timber structures, ensuring stability and strength of the frame.
Sheathing: They play a vital role in securing sheathing materials such as plywood or OSB to framing. Provide a solid foundation for cladding panels and insulation.
Decking: Disc nails are ideal for decking projects. They ensure that deck boards are securely fastened to the underlying joists.
Siding: They are commonly used to secure siding materials such as vinyl, wood or fibre cement. Provide a weatherproof and attractive finish to structures.
Roofing: Coil nails are used for roofing, especially shingle installation. They securely fasten shingles to the roof boards, protecting them from the elements.
Fences: Coil nails are an essential tool in fence construction. They secure fence boards to posts and rails, ensuring a strong and durable fence structure.