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Common nail is made of high-carbon hardened steel and have fluted shafts that help them sink into the concrete. You can also use masonry nails, which have a square cross-section and are tapered from the head to the tip. Masonry nails are cheaper than concrete nails and are less likely to break or bend. The common nails is suitable for hard and soft wood, bamboo pieces, or plastic, wall foundry, repairing Furniture, packaging etc.Widely used in construction, decoration,and renovation. They have a thick shank, a wide head, and a diamond-shaped point. They are most commonly used with 2 x dimensionalThe common nails are made from carbon steel Q195, Q215 or Q235.
Common nails are made of high-carbon hardened steel and have fluted shafts that help them sink into the concrete. You can also use masonry nails, which have a square cross-section and are tapered from the head to the tip. Masonry nails are cheaper than concrete nails and are less likely to break or bend. Common nails are used for general construction and specifically for framing and other structural work. They have a thick shank, a wide head, and a diamond-shaped point. They are most commonly used with 2 x dimensional lumber. Their thickness makes them strong but also more likely to split wood than when compared to thinner nails. Some carpenters actually dull the nail tip to prevent splitting the wood, though to do so means the tip will tear the wood fibers, thereby slightly reducing the holding power.
Building commom nails are driven into the work piece by a hammer, a pneumatic nail gun, or a small explosive charge or primer. A nail holds materials together by friction in the axial direction and shear strength . The point of the nail is also sometimes bent over or clinched after driving to prevent pulling out.
COMMON NAIL
Features :
Common nails are strong and stiff, and their shanks have greater diameters than other nails. Both common and box nails have
notches near the head of the nail. These notches allow the nails to hold better. Some will have screw-like threads at the top of
the nail head for extra holding power. Box nails have thinner shanks than common nails and shouldn’t be used for framing construction. When nailing two boards together, both types of nails should completely penetrate one piece of wood and should penetrate the other piece with half its length. This ensures the nail is strong enough for the job.
Length | Gauge | |
(Inches) | (MM) | (B.W.G) |
1/2 | 12.700 | 20/19/18 |
5/8 | 15.875 | 19/18/17 |
3/4 | 19.050 | 19/18/17 |
7/8 | 22.225 | 18/17 |
1 | 25.400 | 17/16/15/14 |
1-1/4 | 31.749 | 16/15/14 |
1-1/2 | 38.099 | 15/14/13 |
1-3/4 | 44.440 | 14/13 |
2 | 50.800 | 14/13/12/11/10 |
2-1/2 | 63.499 | 13/12/11/10 |
3 | 76.200 | 12/11/10/9/8 |
3-1/2 | 88.900 | 11/10/9/8/7 |
4 | 101.600 | 9/8/7/6/5 |
4-1/2 | 114.300 | 7/6/5 |
5 | 127.000 | 6/5/4 |
6 | 152.400 | 6/5/4 |
7 | 177.800 | 5/4 |