Steel Concrete Nails

As a special fastener, the steel concrete nail differs from a common iron nail in that the former gives greater hardness while its shank is shorter and thicker. Its good piercing and gripping strength allows it to be drilled into any hard and brittle materials.

Steel concrete nails come in different types. Among them, the galvanized type is the most commonly used. For great anti-bending, crack-resistant, and functional safety performance, the galvanized nail has been put through a process known as galvanization. Its surface can be polished, electro plated, or annealed to acquire bright, zinc-plated or black-colored look.

This series of product is also available in various shank or cap types, such as screw shank or T-shaped cap. Other choices of nail shapes and patterns can be made to individual likings.

Currently available are the galvanized, the multicolor-coated, the black, the blue, the countersunk head, T-cap, and K-cap. Common diameters for the galvanized concrete nails vary from 1.7mm to 5.0mm with the nail length between 16mm and 50mm.

Related Names
High Strength Nail | Zinc Coated Masonry Nails | Construction Carbon Steel Nail