Spotnails
Spotnails CW4D083RG Collated Ring Shank Nail 1-1/2 in Electro Galvanized 14000 Box
Electro-galvanised ring-shank nails in 1-1/2 in length, supplied 14000 per box for high-volume fastening
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- 1-1/2 inch length suits framing tasks
- Ring shank design increases withdrawal resistance
- Electro-galvanized coating resists corrosion
- 14000 nails per box reduces reload frequency
- Collated coil format feeds smoothly in nailers
Collated Ring Shank Nails
Spotnails CW4D083RG supplies 1-1/2 inch electro galvanized nails in a 14000 count box. The ring shank design increases withdrawal resistance for framing and sheathing tasks. Suited for professionals using compatible coil nailers on job sites.
Corrosion Resistance And Coating
Electro galvanized finish provides a protective zinc layer against rust in exterior exposure. The coating maintains integrity through repeated driving cycles without flaking. Nails remain free of surface oxidation during storage in the sealed carton.
Fastener Dimensions And Quantity
Each nail measures 1-1/2 inches long with a .083 inch wire diameter. The box contains exactly 14000 collated pieces for high volume coil nailers. Verify your tool accepts this length and shank diameter before purchase.
Highlights
- 1-1/2 inch length suits framing tasks
- Ring shank design increases withdrawal resistance
- Electro-galvanized coating resists corrosion
- 14000 nails per box reduces reload frequency
- Collated coil format feeds smoothly in nailers
Specifications
| Brand | SPOTNAILS |
|---|---|
| Type | Nails |
Questions about this item
How do I load the 1-1/2 in coil into my pneumatic nailer without jamming?
Align the coil so the nails feed in the direction the tool's driver blade travels, seat the first nail against the feed pawl, then close the magazine latch before connecting air.
Will the electro-galvanized coating on these 0.083 in shank nails need replacement if used outdoors?
The coating resists rust during construction exposure, but it is not a hot-dip or stainless finish, so prolonged ground contact or salt spray will eventually require the fasteners to be replaced.
At what point does the 14000-count box become the limiting factor during a full day of framing?
The box capacity sets the practical limit; once the last coil is fed, the operator must stop to reload another 14000 nails before work can continue.
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