Senco
Senco 1" x .120 Galvanized Coil Roofing Nails 7200 Count
A box of 7,200 galvanized coil roofing nails sized 1" x .120 for asphalt shingles, siding and vapour barriers
- 7,200 nails per box reduce reload frequency on large roofing jobs
- 1" length with .120 shank diameter suits asphalt and fiberglass shingles
- Electro-galvanized finish resists corrosion on exterior applications
- Diamond point starts cleanly in shingles and vapor barriers
- Coil format feeds smoothly in compatible pneumatic nailers
What It Is
These are 1" x .120 galvanized coil roofing nails supplied in a 7200 count box. They are made for fastening asphalt and fiberglass shingles, siding and vapor barriers. The diamond point and smooth shank suit standard pneumatic nailers used on roofing jobs.
Interface Limits
The nails are collated in a coil format that feeds only compatible coil-style roofing nailers. They will not work in stick-fed or bulk-fed tools. The .120 shank diameter and full round head must match the magazine and driver specifications of the nailer being used.
Capacity and Headroom
A single box provides 7200 nails for extended production runs without frequent reloads. The electro-galvanized finish resists corrosion on exterior roofing and siding applications. The quantity covers large roof areas but will require additional boxes for very large projects or multi-building jobs.
Highlights
- 7,200 nails per box reduce reload frequency on large roofing jobs
- 1" length with .120 shank diameter suits asphalt and fiberglass shingles
- Electro-galvanized finish resists corrosion on exterior applications
- Diamond point starts cleanly in shingles and vapor barriers
- Coil format feeds smoothly in compatible pneumatic nailers
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I choose the 7200-count box or a smaller pack?
The 7200-count box covers large roofing jobs without reloading. Smaller packs suit repair work or limited storage space.
How do the 1" length and .120 shank perform on asphalt shingles?
The 1" length penetrates shingles and sheathing securely. The .120 shank resists bending during high-speed coil nailing.
What does the electro-galvanized finish protect against in practice?
Electro-galvanized coating resists rust on vapor barriers and fiberglass shingles through seasonal moisture exposure.
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