Product Description

Coil nails are a type of fastener commonly used in construction, woodworking, and various other applications. They are called "coil nails" because they are typically held together in a coil or roll, which allows for efficient loading and firing from a pneumatic nail gun. Here is a detailed description of coil nails:

1. Material:

• Coil nails are typically made from high-quality steel, such as stainless steel, galvanized steel, or hardened carbon steel. The choice of material depends on the specific application and the desired level of corrosion resistance.

2. Shape and Size:

• Coil nails come in various shapes and sizes, with common options including common nails, finish nails, roofing nails, and framing nails. The size and shape of the nail depend on its intended use.

3. Coiled Configuration:

• These nails are typically wound into coils or rolls, which are loaded onto a nail gun. The coil configuration allows for higher nail capacity, reducing the need for frequent reloading, which can increase productivity.

4. Shank Type:

• Coil nails can have different types of shanks, including smooth, ring shank, or screw shank. The choice of shank type depends on the application and the desired level of holding power.

5. Head Type:

• Coil nails can have various head types, such as flat, conical, or round. The head type affects how the nail sits on the surface of the material and can influence the nail's holding strength.

6. Point Type:

• Coil nails typically have a pointed tip to ease penetration into the material. The point can be sharp or blunt, depending on the application.