Introduction

Coil wire nails are composed of a certain quantity of same shape nails with the same distance, connected by copper-plated steel wire, the connecting wire is in a direction of βangle with respect to the center line of each nail, then rolled in coil or bulks.Coil wire nails can save efforts and improve productivity greatly.

Shank Type

The main types of coil wire nails include smooth shank coil wire nails, ring shank coil wire nails, and screw shank coil wire nails.

• Smooth Shank: Smooth shank nails are the most common and are often used for framing and general construction applications. They offer enough holding power for most everyday use.
• Ring Shank: Ring shank nails offer superior holding power over smooth shank nails because the wood fills in the crevasse of the rings and also provide friction to help prevent the nail from backing out over time. A ring shank nail is often used in softer types of wood where splitting is not an issue.
• Screw Shank: A screw shank nail is generally used in hard woods to prevent the wood from splitting while the fastener is being driven. The fastener spins while being driven (like a screw) which creates a tight groove that makes the fastener less likely to back out.

Polished coil wire nails have no coating to protect the steel and are susceptible to corrosion if exposed to high humidity or water. They are not recommended for exterior use or in treated lumber, and only for interior applications where no corrosion protection is needed. Bright fasteners are often used for interior framing, trim and finish applications.
General Applications

Coil Wire Nails For Treated Lumber or any Exterior Application.  For wooden pallet, box building, wood framing, sub floor, roof decking, decking, fencing, sheathing, Fence Boards, Wood Siding, Exterior House Trim.  Used with nail guns.