Bostitch RH31R9050 3.1 x 90mm Ring Nail Galvanised (Pack of 2000)

Packs of 2000 Round head nails. These plastic collated stick nails traditionally have a full round head while only giving marginally better holding power to clipped head nails they are preferred by the construction industry. Collation is angled at 21° to accommodate the overlapping heads. Ring shank nails have a series of rings punched into the surface of the shank. Again a difference in the diameter of the shank is produced making it even more difficult to withdraw the nail. Ring shank nails have to be produced at lower speeds and their cost is generally higher than for a smooth shank nail. The air consumption per nail is also higher and the energy required to drive these nails into hard wood is very much greater. Galvanising or coating with Zinc is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not protect the steel of the nail but is corroded first. The thicker the zinc coating the longer it will be before the nail is attacked. The thickest coating is called hot dipped and is applied by dipping the nails into a bath of molten zinc. Galvanised protection is measured in Microns (each Micron is 0.000001 of an metre thick). The thicker the micron coating the better the protection level of the nails.Gauge/Diameter (mm) 3.1 Length 90 21° Collation AngleProfile RING Finish G50 Description RH STICK 3.10-90 RING GAL-HD50 2M Qty per box 2000 Will Fit F21PL-E N79RH-2PTDBOSRH31R9050

Gauge/Diameter (mm) 3.1 Length 90 21° Collation Angle Profile RING Finish G50 Description RH STICK 3.10-90 RING GAL-HD50 2M Qty per box 2000 Will Fit F21PL-E, N79RH-2 Packs of 2000 Round head nails. These plastic collated stick nails traditionally have a full round head, while only giving marginally better holding power to clipped head nails, they are preferred by the construction industry. Collation is angled at 21° to accommodate the overlapping heads. Ring shank nails have a series of rings punched into the surface of the shank. Again a difference in the diameter of the shank is produced making it even more difficult to withdraw the nail. Ring shank nails have to be produced at lower speeds and their cost is generally higher than for a smooth shank nail. The air consumption per nail is also higher, and the energy required to drive these nails into hard wood is very much greater. Galvanising , or coating with Zinc, is the best way to prevent nails from corroding. The zinc does not