Nails — Description

Nailer nails are a consumable that must match a specific tool – the angle, collation type and diameter decide whether the strip fits the magazine. The category offers wire-collated coil nails Makita 3.2x90 mm and F-31317 in 4050 pcs for coil nailers, Bostitch PT 33 degree paper-strip nails 2.8x63 and 2.8x70 mm ring and smooth, 3.1x90 mm galvanised G12 and F 2.50-70 RQ, Tjep ring shank nails GR28/63 in 4600 pcs and GR31/90 in 3000 pcs in black, screw shank nails 2.5x57 mm in 8100 pcs and 2.9x71 mm in 6750 pcs for roof boards and decking, and DeWALT DNPT28R75G12Z 2200 pcs for framing nailers. For concrete and steel there are DeWALT DCN890 HD heavy nails 3.7x20 mm and washer nails DCN8901040, DCN8903017–3048 in 510–1005 pcs, plus fastener packs with a gas cell. For finishing – Milwaukee 16G brads 25 and 63 mm in 2500–5000 pcs for the M18 FN16GS nailer. A 33–34 degree angle with paper collation fits DeWALT, Bostitch and Hitachi framing nailers, wire coils fit Makita and Bostitch coil nailers, 16G 0 degree brads fit finish nailers. A ring shank nail holds 2–3 times tighter than a smooth one and does not back out as wood dries, screw shank suits plank floors, and galvanising is a must for outdoor work and treated timber. When choosing, compare the diameter and length with the nailer specification and allow for at least 2/3 of the nail length going into the base material. Concrete nails are used only with a gas or cordless concrete nailer. Fast delivery across Latvia.