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Common Nails

1) Robust and Versatile:

Ideal for a range of applications, common nails feature a thicker shank for increased holding power.

2) Visibility and Strength:

While their thick head might be visible, they provide robustness for general construction purposes.

Box Nails

1) Ease of Use:

Crafted with steel and a diamond-point tip, box nails offer easier driving into materials.

2) Application Specificity:

Perfect for lightweight applications where splitting of the material is a concern.

Brad Nails

1) Discreet and Effective:

These nails are designed to blend seamlessly into wood trim, making them ideal for delicate woodworking tasks.

2) Subtle Finish:

Their design minimizes visibility, ensuring a clean and polished look in finished projects.

Finishing Nails

1) Detailed Work:

Specially designed for detailed and precise work, finishing nails have a small, flat head to blend in with project finishes.

2) Aesthetic Application:

Commonly used in crown moulding and other decorative trims, they provide a neat finish.

Drywall Nails

1) Specialized Design:

These nails are tailored for drywall applications, ensuring easy concealment and reduced slippage.

2) Efficient and Reliable:

Optimal for securing drywall to studs while minimizing cosmetic issues.

Flooring Nails

1) Flooring Compatibility:

Crafted for use with a variety of flooring materials, including hardwood and laminates.

2) Durable and Functional:

Designed to securely fasten flooring while withstanding foot traffic and weight.

Specifications

1) Material:

Steel, high-grade steel, brass, copper, light metal, spring steel.

2) Strength Classes:

3.6 – 12.9

3) Material Strengths:

0.5 to 4.5 mm

4) Surfaces:

Galvanised (CrVI-free, RoHS-conform), nickel-plated, achromatised, Delta-Tone and Seal, Decrement, Geonet, etc., according to automotive and electrical industry specifications (VDA standard).