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Galvanized coil nails are specially coated with a protective zinc layer to prevent rust and corrosion. They are ideal for outdoor construction, framing, siding, and fencing where exposure to weather elements is expected.
Screw shank coil nails offer superior holding power compared to smooth shank nails. The helical thread design allows the nail to turn as it is driven, locking tightly into hardwoods and dense materials, which prevents loosening over time.
Stainless steel coil nails provide the ultimate corrosion resistance. They should be used for high-exposure environments, such as coastal areas, or when working with premium materials like cedar, redwood, and pressure-treated wood to avoid staining.
Yes, these coil framing nails are designed to fit most standard 15-degree wire collated coil nailers. Please verify your specific nailer’s collation angle and shank diameter requirements prior to purchase.
Roofing coil nails feature a much larger head size, designed to securely hold down roofing shingles, asphalt, and insulation boards without pulling through. They are also typically shorter than framing nails.
