21-Degree Galvanized Ring Shank Plastic Collated Framing Nails

Smooth shank is the most common type.  It's used for framing and general construction applications. They can offer enough holding power for most applications.

Ring shank nails prevent them from being removed as easily as smooth shank nails. Ring shank nails are often used in softer types of wood where splitting is not concerned.

Screw shank nails, also refered to spiral shank nails, turn as they are driven into hard wood. This threading action increases frictional force inside the wood and preventing racking of nails truss etc..

• Plastic collated framing nails are used in indoor and outdoor general woodworking applications, such as framing, siding, fencing, decking etc..
• Bright, galvanized and hot dipped galvanized finishing are available.
• Smooth, ring or twisted shank available.  Sharp points, easy to pin in.
• Made of solid steel for strength and durability.
• Compatible with most 21° pneumatic nailers. 

Plastic framing nails are reliable and durable fasteners that play a crucial role in securely fastening structural elements during construction, offering ease of use, efficiency, and strength for framing professionals.  These nails are held together with plastic strips, which provide strong adhesion to ensure fast loading and firing of nails.  Plastic collated framing nails are commonly used in carpentry, framing, and other construction projects where reliable fastening is required. They are available in various lengths and diameters to meet different needs.

Benefits: 21 degree framing nails offer several advantages, such as easy loading into the nailer, reduced risk of jams, and higher efficiency on the job site. The plastic collation also helps prevent damage to the nail gun magazine and improves nail strip integrity.

These nails are suitable for a wide range of framing applications, including building wooden structures, installing sheathing, constructing fences, and other heavy-duty tasks. They provide reliable and secure fastening, ensuring the structural integrity of the project.