Sandbaggy 1 Metal Cap Fluted Masonry Nails Galvanized (appx. 75 nails / lb)

  

Nails Engineered for Concrete, Brick, & Cement. Designed for demanding commercial use, these high-performance fluted masonry nails also known as. Are made from tempered, hardened steel to ensure maximum durability. The fluted shank allows for seamless insertion into concrete, brick, and block without causing cracks, delivering superior results every time. These nails have an electrogalvanized finish, making them resistant to rust and perfect for interior applications.

From fastening flashing and termination bars to insulation and roofing materials, you can rely on these nails for their strength and reliability in completing a quality job. 1 lb = approximately 75 nails. For orders over of 1000 lbs.

Or more the current lead time 60 days. Approximately 75 nails per 1 lb. Nails are conveniently packaged in 1 lb.

Bulk orders come in boxes of 50 bags, providing approximately 3,750 nails. Heavy Duty Masonry Nails : Engineered to withstand the demands of commercial projects. Perfect for fastening flashing, termination bars, and insulation to parapet walls and masonry blocks. Unmatched Strength : Crafted with a 10 gauge steel that has been tempered and hardened for an optimum combination of hardness, strength and toughness. Fluted Shank for Crack-Free Installation : The fluted shank design ensures a smooth entrance into concrete, brick, and block without creating unsightly cracks.

Electro Galvanized Steel : The electrogalvanized finish provides exceptional corrosion resistance and a smooth finish, ensuring reliable performance for interior masonry applications. How many nails per box? Our Round Metal Cap Nails.

Bags of approximately 75 nails. For box quantities, there are 50 bags per box, thus approximately 3,750 nails. How To Remove Masonry Nails? Chisel around Nail - To effectively remove masonry nails from concrete, brick, or mortar, a sturdy air chisel may be necessary. Carefully grabbing the chisel and focusing on the nail head, skillfully chip away at the surrounding concrete for best results.

Use Pry Bar: For increased leverage, consider using a pry bar with a claw on one end instead of a regular hammer. Position the claw beneath the nail's head and gradually apply pressure to pry the nail from the masonry. Hot Dipped Galvanized vs Electro Galvanized Steel.

In short hot dipped galvanized steel offers more rust protection, while electro galvanized steel has a smoother finish and is better for applications requiring tight tolerances. Hot-dipped galvanized steel is dipped into a vat of molten zinc, which coats the steel, resulting in a strong, thick, dull gray finish that lasts 20-50 years.

Often used for building materials designed for structural support. Electro-galvanized steel is coated with a layer of zinc through an electrically charged solution, resulting in a relatively thin zinc layer and a smooth finish. Often the preferred choice for applications that demand tight tolerances, wires, or small parts found in appliances.