product detail
Product Information:
| Common Nail | |
| Material | Q195, Q235 |
| Shank diameter | 1.2mm-10mm |
| Length | 19mm-300mm |
| Finish | polish/bright, electro galvanized, hot dip galvanized |
| Head | flated head, checkered head, round head |
| MOQ | one ton for each size |
| Packing | 5kg per box, 1kg per box or bag, 500g per bag, 25kg per carton and as your request |
| Payment term | 30% TT in advance and 70% TT before shipment |
| Usage | building construction, decoration field, bicycle parts, wooden furniture, electrical component, household and so on |
| INCH | MM | BWG |
| 1/2″ | 12.7 | 20/19/18 |
| 3/4″ | 19 | 19/18/17 |
| 1″ | 25.4 | 17/16/15/14 |
| 1 1/4” | 31.7 | 16/15/14 |
| 1 1/2” | 38 | 15/14/16 |
| 1 3/4″ | 44.4 | 14/13 |
| 2” | 50.8 | 14/13/12/11/10 |
| 2 1/2” | 63.5 | 13/12/11/10 |
| 3″ | 76.2 | 12/11/10/9/8 |
| 3 1/2” | 88.9 | 11/10/9/8 |
| 4” | 101.6 | 9/8 |
| 4 1/2” | 114.3 | 8/7 |
| 5” | 127 | 7/6 |
| 6” | 152.4 | 6/5 |
| 7” | 177.8 | 5/4 |
Features ：
Common nails are strong and stiff, and their shanks have greater diameters than other nails. Both common and box nails have notches near the head of the nail. These notches allow the nails to hold better. Some will have screw-like threads at the top of the nail head for extra holding power. Box nails have thinner shanks than common nails and shouldn’t be used for framing construction. When nailing two boards together, both types of nails should completely penetrate one piece of wood and should penetrate the other piece with half its length. This ensures the nail is strong enough for the job.
Most people use common nails for medium to heavy construction work. With a thick nail head, the nails drive easily into tough materials. Some examples include thin sheet metal, wood and thin aluminum. Use common nails on projects such as fences, roofs and decks. Box nails are lightweight and ideal for small projects or household use. Hang small pictures and wall decorations using box nails. Use box nails on thin wood materials such as wood boxes to reduce splitting.
Application:
Packing ：
Net weight 20-25kgs/carton without poly bags or inner boxes1kgs/poly bag, 25 bags/carton
5kgs/box, 4 boxes/carton 3.125kgs/inner box, 8 boxes/carton20kgs/wooden box with 16 inner boxes inside or according to your requirements.
Construction work requires a tool that can keep up with tough demands – and when it comes to nails, look no further than the common variety. Renowned for their strength and rigidity, common nails are ideal for heavy-duty jobs where sturdiness is key.
Their thickness ensures secure holds that offer stability in your building projects. But what really sets them apart is their notched design located near the head of each individual unit – providing a firmer grip on any wood material penetrated by these stout fasteners while avoiding long-term looseness over time.
For those requiring even higher fastening potential, many types boast screw-like threads at their heads above these unique qualities; however, keep in mind that all nails are not created equal. Box nails may not be ideal for framing constructions since they have thin shanks; however, they come in handy while working on lighter projects such as fitting moldings or other finishing details. Proper use of both box and common nails is necessary when joining two boards together: lay them through one plank entirely before introducing the second one into play—a crucial step that guarantees a secure fit that doesn’t harm your wood project.
Opting for common nails is an excellent decision if you want long-lasting results from heavy-duty constructions; thanks to their thick diameter, notch design, screw-like threads- they can meet diverse needs. Why not put it to the test and discover for yourself why builders and contractors consistently choose the common nail as their preferred option?
