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HiKOKI Framing Nails 2.8 x 50 mm, 21°, Ring Shank, 3000 Pieces, 753621 HiKOKI article number 753621 are framing nails with a full round head, sized 2.8 x 50 mm and collated in 21° strips. The shank is ringed, the finish electro-galvanised, and the pack contains 3000 pieces. The 21° angle decides compatibility The first thing to check when ordering nailer consumables is not the length but the collation angle. Nails are gathered at a fixed angle - 21°, 28°, 30° or 34° - and each nailer's magazine accepts only its own. These are 21°, meaning machines of the SN21 type, including the HiKOKI NR1890 and equivalent models from other manufacturers. Ring shank - when it matters The shank carries rings rather than a smooth surface. The difference is in withdrawal resistance: a smooth nail is held only by friction against the timber, which weakens as the wood dries, whereas the rings grip the fibres mechanically. On cladding, floor joists and anything subject to seasonal movement in the timber, that is the difference between a joint that holds and one that has backed out a few millimetres after two years. The flip side: a ring-shank nail is practically impossible to withdraw without tearing the wood, so for temporary structures and formwork a smooth shank is the better choice. Electro-galvanised finish The nails are electro-galvanised - a thin electroplated zinc layer. It provides corrosion protection in interior and sheltered conditions and prevents surface rust and staining of the timber. For permanent exposure to the weather - fencing, decking, external cladding - a hot-dip galvanised nail is required, where the coating is many times thicker. 2.8 x 50 mm At 2.8 mm diameter and 50 mm long, these nails suit cladding, battens, floorboards, pallets and crates - work where a 90 mm framing nail would pass straight through the piece. The nailing rule still applies: the nail should penetrate the lower member by at least two and a half times its own diameter. Full round head The head is complete rather than clipped. It has more bearing area and higher withdrawal resistance, and building codes in a number of countries require exactly this type for load-bearing timber structures. 21° strips collate full-head nails specifically - that is why the angle is shallower, so the heads do not overlap. Safety A nailer fires metal with considerable energy. Eye protection is essential, including for anyone nearby. Never point the tool at a person, even when empty. A nail striking a knot or another nail can deflect. Technical specifications ManufacturerHiKOKI Article number753621 TypeFraming nails for nailers Diameter2.8 mm Length50 mm HeadFull round head ShankRing shank Collation angle21° CollationPlastic strip FinishElectro-galvanised Pack quantity3000 pieces Compatibility21° strip nailers, SN21 type Questions and Answers Which nailers do they fit? Nailers taking 21° strips - the SN21 type, including the HiKOKI NR1890 and equivalent models from other manufacturers. A strip at any other angle will not enter the magazine, or will jam. What does a ring shank give you? Considerably higher withdrawal resistance. A smooth nail is held only by friction, which weakens as the timber dries; the rings grip the fibres mechanically. That matters on cladding and floor joists. When is a smooth shank the better choice? For temporary structures and formwork. A ring-shank nail is practically impossible to withdraw without tearing the wood - its advantage in permanent joints becomes a drawback where the structure will be taken apart. Are they suitable for outdoor use? For sheltered and interior conditions, yes. Electro-galvanising is a thin electroplated layer. For permanent weather exposure - fencing, decking, external cladding - use hot-dip galvanised nails, where the coating is many times thicker. What work does 2.8 x 50 mm suit? Cladding, battens, floorboards, pallets and crates - work where a 90 mm framing nail would pass straight through the piece. How many nails are in the pack? 3000 pieces, collated in plastic strips and ready to load into the nailer's magazine. What precautions are needed? Eye protection - for the operator and anyone nearby. Never point a nailer at a person, even unloaded. A nail hitting a knot or another nail can deflect. ..

HiKOKI Framing Nails 3.1 x 90 mm, 21°, 2500 Pieces, 753646 HiKOKI article number 753646 are framing nails with a full round head, sized 3.1 x 90 mm and collated in 21° strips. The pack contains 2500 pieces. The steel is bright, with no coating. The 21° angle decides compatibility The most important thing when ordering nails is not the length but the collation angle. Nails are gathered into strips at a fixed angle - 21°, 28°, 30°, 34° - and each nailer's magazine accepts only its own angle. These are 21°, meaning machines of the SN21 type, including the HiKOKI NR1890 and equivalent models from other manufacturers. A strip at any other angle either will not enter the magazine or will jam. Full round head The head is a complete circle rather than clipped. That distinction carries regulatory weight in a number of countries: building codes require full-head nails for load-bearing timber structures, because a clipped head has less bearing area and less withdrawal resistance. Nails on 21° strips are precisely the full-head type - which is why they are collated at a shallower angle, where the heads do not overlap. 3.1 x 90 mm A diameter of 3.1 mm and a length of 90 mm is the classic size for timber frame construction. The rule when nailing is that the nail should penetrate the lower member by at least two and a half times its own diameter - at 90 mm into standard framing timber, that condition is met with a wide margin. Bright steel - where that suits The steel is uncoated. That is the normal choice for interior structures that stay dry and covered: stud walls, partitions, floor joists, internal formwork. For exterior use - fencing, decking, cladding, anything in contact with moisture - choose a galvanised or hot-dip galvanised version, because bare steel rusts, stains the timber and loses load capacity over time. Typical applications Timber frame structures and stud walls, partitions, floor and roof joists, timber formwork, pallets and crates, interior cladding. Using a nailer instead of a hammer on that kind of volume is the difference between a few hours and a full day - and it removes bent nails and struck thumbs from the equation. Safety A framing nailer fires metal with considerable energy. Eye protection is essential, including for anyone nearby. Never point the tool at a person, even when empty. Watch for deflection when hitting a knot or another nail - at 90 mm, a nail can come out through the side of the timber. Technical specifications ManufacturerHiKOKI Article number753646 TypeFraming nails for nailers Diameter3.1 mm Length90 mm HeadFull round head Collation angle21° CollationPlastic strip FinishBright, uncoated Pack quantity2500 pieces Compatibility21° strip nailers, SN21 type Questions and Answers Which nailers do they fit? Nailers taking 21° strips - the SN21 type, including the HiKOKI NR1890 and equivalent models from other manufacturers. The angle is decisive: a strip at another angle will not enter the magazine, or will jam. Why does the collation angle matter so much? Each nailer's magazine is built for a specific angle - 21°, 28°, 30° or 34°. It is the first thing to check when ordering consumables, before length or finish. What is the difference between a full and a clipped head? A full round head has more bearing area and higher withdrawal resistance. Building codes in a number of countries require it specifically for load-bearing timber structures. 21° strips collate exactly this full-head type. Are they suitable for outdoor use? No. The steel is uncoated and intended for dry interior structures. For fencing, decking, cladding and anything exposed to moisture, choose a galvanised or hot-dip galvanised version - bare steel rusts, stains the timber and loses load capacity over time. How do I tell whether the shank is smooth or ring? The marking is on the pack. A ring shank grips considerably better against withdrawal and is preferred for floor joists and cladding; a smooth shank pulls out more easily and suits temporary structures and formwork. If in doubt, check the box marking before use. How many nails are in the pack? 2500 pieces - the standard trade pack for this size, collated in strips and ready to load into the nailer's magazine. What precautions are needed? Eye protection - for the operator and for anyone nearby. Never point a nailer at a person, even unloaded. A nail hitting a knot or another nail can deflect: at 90 mm it can emerge through the side of the timber. ..

Makita F-30579 StaplesDescription: Makita F-30579 nail gun nails are thin, flat-head nails designed for precise and secure fastening. Manufactured using modern production technologies and high-quality materials, they ensure reliable performance and a long service life. Makita uses galvanized wire without a copper coating, ensuring high environmental friendliness and excellent corrosion resistance. These nails are compatible with Makita AN943 nailer models. Technical Specifications:Diameter Ø: 3.1 mmTotal length: 75 mmAngle: 34°Coating: polishedFor model: AN943Quantity: 3,000 pcs..

Milwaukee 4932492575 StaplesDescription:Milwaukee 4932492575 nail gun nails are made of high-grade galvanized material and feature a D- shaped head. They are available in packs of 2,500 and have a length of 38 mm and a 34° angle. Technical specifications:Angle: 34°Total length: 38 mmCompatible with: M18 CN15GA, M18 FN15GAPackaging quantity: 2,500 pcs...

Milwaukee 4932492576 StaplesDescription:Milwaukee 4932492576 nail gun nails are made of high-grade galvanized material and feature a D- shaped head. They are available in packs of 2,500 and have a length of 44 mm and a 34° angle. Technical specifications:Angle: 34°Total length: 44 mmCompatible with: M18 CN15GA, M18 FN15GAQuantity per package: 2,500 pcs...

Milwaukee 4932498313 Nailer NailsDescription: Milwaukee 4932498313 nail gun nails are made of high-grade galvanized material, come in packs of 5,000 , and are 32 mm long, 16G gauge. Technical specifications:Type: 16GAngle: 0°Total length: 32 mmSuitable for: M18FN16GSQuantity per package: 5,000 pcs...

Milwaukee 4932498314 StaplesDescription: Milwaukee 4932498314 nail gun nails are made of high-grade galvanized material, come in a pack of 2,500 , and are 38 mm long, 16G gauge. Technical specifications:Type: 16GType: galvanizedAngle: 0°Total length: 38 mmCompatible with: M18FN16GSQuantity per package: 2,500 pcs...

Milwaukee 4932498317 StaplesDescription: Milwaukee 4932498317 nail gun nails are made of high-grade galvanized material, come in a pack of 2,500, and are 63 mm long, 16G gauge. Technical specifications:Type: 16GType: galvanizedAngle: 0°Total length: 63 mmSuitable for: M18FN16GSQuantity per package: 2,500 pcs...

Milwaukee 4932459132 Stainless Steel Nails, Inox 18G / 16 mm / 10,000 pcsBrand: Milwaukee;Model: 4932459132;Nail material: stainless steel;Dimensions (mm): 1.00 x 1.25;Total length: 16 mm;Wire gauge: 18 G;Quantity per package: 10,000 pcs...