Screw shank coil nails feature helical threads along the nail shank, which rotate into the wood during installation to provide significantly higher withdrawal resistance and holding power compared to smooth shank nails.
Stainless steel coil nails offer the highest level of corrosion resistance. They are recommended for outdoor wood construction, coastal areas with high salt exposure, and when working with treated lumber that can accelerate nail degradation.
Yes, galvanized coil nails undergo a zinc coating process (either electro-galvanized or hot-dip galvanized) which provides a protective barrier against moisture, rust, and atmospheric corrosion, making them ideal for roofing.
Our coil framing and roofing nails are designed to meet standard industrial specifications and are compatible with most major brands of pneumatic coil nailers available on the market.
Coil framing nails are widely used in structural timber framing, sheathing, subflooring, crate and box assembly, pallet manufacturing, and other heavy-duty woodworking applications.