Galvanized Assembly Roofing Nails With Plastic Cap

Description

In traditional shingle roofing, roofing nails are used to secure the shingles to the wood or other suitable substrate of the roof. For example, when laying clay tile shingles, roofing nails can go through the pre-drilled nail holes on the shingles to fasten the shingles tightly to the roofing boards, preventing the shingles from shifting or falling off under the action of wind and rain and other external forces.
For some new roofing materials, such as metal tiles and asphalt shingles, roofing nails are also indispensable fixing tools. For example, when installing asphalt shingles, special roofing nails can ensure that the asphalt shingles and the roof base closely fit, and its nail cap usually also has a sealing washer, which can play a waterproofing role, to avoid leakage of rainwater from the nail holes.
When installing roof waterproofing membranes, roofing nails can fix the edges or fixing points of the membranes to the roof base, preventing the membranes from being blown up by the wind and ensuring the stability and waterproofing effect of the waterproofing membranes.

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