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34 Degree Paper Collated Galvanised Strip Nails

34 Degree Paper Collated Galvanised Strip Nails

£63.94


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34 Degree Paper Collated Galvanised Strip Nails

Whatever you want, whatever you need…

Variety is the key word when it comes to the 34 Degree Paper Collated Galvanised Strip Nails (stick nails). We have different lengths, thicknesses, box sizes and even fastener types. The slant on the clipped-head nails and the nailer helps ensure that all of those previously hard to reach places are now easily accessible. The paper collation has many advantages in the workplace.

The paper gets driven into the wood alongside the nail so no excess gets strewn around your workshop. Also, as the paper is nice and thin, any excess that does get trapped under the head of the nail will not affect its placement level with the wood’s surface. However, due to the Galvanised finish on these first fix nails and the paper that collates them, the 34 Degree Strip Nails are not always recommended for outdoor environments. Our Ring Shank Nails will allow for better grip within the wood and works best with softwoods. The Plain Shank Nails are the most common and are great for everyday use.

Some Suitable Uses

  • Packaging
  • Carton Closing
  • Sheet Flooring

Specifications

We have quite a few variations on this particular nail:

Ring - 50mm length with 2.8mm thickness (3,300 per box); 65mm length with 2.8mm thickness (3,300 per box); 75mm length with 3.1mm thickness (2,200 per box); 90mm length with 3.1mm thickness (2,200 per box)

Plain – 90mm length with 3.1mm thickness (2,200 per box)These 1st fix nails can also be referred to as stick nails.

If you have any queries about these nails or the matching tools, give us a call on 0333 8000 345 or drop us a message here.

Take a look at our YouTube video explaining some of the key differences between Coil and Strip Nails!

 

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