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SitePro 20-753 1-1/4" (31.8mm) Hi-Magnetic Masonry Nail hardware
Hi-Magnetic masonry nail, 1-1/4" (31.8 mm), for secure fastening in concrete and brick
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- 1-1/4" length suits masonry fastening
- 8 mm metric equivalent for precise specification
- Hi-Magnetic feature aids placement during installation
- SitePro brand identifies the manufacturer
- Model 20-753 distinguishes this hardware item
1-1/4" Hi-Magnetic Masonry Nail
The SitePro 20-753 is a 31.8 mm masonry nail designed for fastening into concrete, brick or block. Its hi-magnetic property helps hold the nail in place during positioning. It suits tradespeople and DIY users securing fixtures to hard masonry substrates.
Magnetic retention under load
The magnetic head keeps the nail aligned while the user starts the drive, reducing slips on dense surfaces. Once driven, the shank resists pull-out in solid masonry through friction and mechanical interlock. Performance depends on substrate hardness and embedment depth achieved.
Manual installation limits
These nails are intended for hand-driving with a hammer or manual powder-actuated tool where approved. They do not suit fully automatic feed systems or high-volume pneumatic nailers. The 1-1/4" length sets a practical maximum embedment for light-duty anchoring tasks.
Highlights
- 1-1/4" length suits masonry fastening
- 8 mm metric equivalent for precise specification
- Hi-Magnetic feature aids placement during installation
- SitePro brand identifies the manufacturer
- Model 20-753 distinguishes this hardware item
Specifications
| Brand | SITEPRO |
|---|---|
| Type | Nails |
Questions about this item
How much heat or noise does the 20-753 masonry nail produce when driven all day?
The nail itself generates no heat or noise; only the hammer or driver creates sound and vibration during installation.
What tool must I already own to use the 31.8 mm Hi-Magnetic masonry nail?
A standard hammer or compatible powder-actuated driver is required to drive the nail into masonry.
Will the 20-753 nail hold securely in older brick or concrete I plan to keep?
Yes, the hi-magnetic shank is designed for reliable grip in existing masonry substrates such as brick, block or concrete.
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