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Annular Ringshank Nails – Sherardised Finish – 1kg Bags
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Annular Ringshank Nails – Sherardised Finish – 1kg Bags - 40mm × 2.65mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Annular Ringshank Nails – Sherardised Finish – 1kg Bags
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Description
Description
Annular Ringshank Nails with a Sherardised finish are designed to provide superior holding power in timber applications. The annular rings along the shank give maximum resistance to pull-out, making them ideal for fixing sheet materials, flooring, fencing, and general joinery. Manufactured from durable carbon steel, they are sherardised for enhanced corrosion protection, making them suitable for both indoor and outdoor use. Supplied in 1kg trade bags across a range of lengths to suit different applications.
Key Features & Benefits
- Enhanced Grip: Annular rings along the shank provide excellent pull-out resistance.
- Sherardised Finish: Offers improved corrosion resistance compared to standard nails.
- Durable Material: Manufactured from strong carbon steel for long-lasting performance.
- Versatile Applications: Suitable for timber construction, fencing, flooring, and general joinery.
- Convenient Pack Size: Supplied in 1kg bags for trade and DIY use.
Product & Technical Details
- Type: Annular Ringshank Nails
- Finish: Sherardised
- Material: Carbon Steel
- Pack Size: 1kg bags
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Lengths & Quantities:
- 40mm × 2.65mm – Approx. 575 nails
- 50mm × 2.65mm – Approx. 440 nails
- 65mm × 3.35mm – Approx. 230 nails
Suitable Applications
- Timber construction and carpentry
- Fixing sheet materials and flooring
- Fence panel and post installations
- General DIY and trade joinery projects
Instructions for Use
- Select the appropriate length nail for the thickness of material being fixed.
- Drive the nail straight into the timber using a hammer for best grip.
- For outdoor applications, ensure sherardised finish is used to maximise corrosion resistance.
Limitations & Precautions
- Not suitable for highly corrosive or marine environments.
- Always wear appropriate PPE when handling or driving nails.
Annular Ringshank Nails – Sherardised Finish (1kg Bags) deliver exceptional holding strength and corrosion protection, making them the reliable choice for both professional tradespeople and DIY projects.
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