Sandbaggy 16d Duplex Nails (3.5″ Long) – Concrete Forms & Scaffolding
Strong, Reusable Nails for Temporary Construction!Introducing the 16D Duplex Nails (also known as scaffolding nails or concrete form nails) are a reliable solution for a range of temporary construction, concrete formwork, and scaffolding needs.Specially designed to meet the demands of construction projects, as well as being easy to remove and reuse! Crafted from 8-gauge steel, they are incredibly strong and highly resistant to bending. This double headed nail is simple to install and remove, the smooth shank guarantees effortless installation with minimal risk of damage to the material. On sale today as low as nearly $0.02 per nail ($1.20 per lb.), order today!*Please note that orders above 20,000 pcs may incur a lead time of at least a few weeks due to production delay.Sandbaggy carries a variety of concrete forming supplies.FeaturesConstruction Grade: Sandbaggy 16D Duplex Nails are constructed from an 8 gauge black annealed steel offering exceptional strength and resilience, able to withstand the demands of temporary construction.Reusable: Can be utilized multiple times, creating an effective and inexpensive option for temporary building projects.Effortless Installation: features a smooth shank which contributes to easy installation and reduces the risk of material damage during the fastening process.Safe & Easy To Remove: Nails can easily be removed without damaging the surrounding material. All you need is the reverse end of a claw hammer to remove this double headed nail.Use For A Variety Of Applications: Cater to a wide range of temporary construction applications, including scaffolding, concrete forming, and other temporary structures.Low Wholesale Pricing! As low as nearly $0.02 per nail, over 2x more affordable than what you can find at the big box or local hardware stores.FAQWhat is a duplex nail used for?Duplex nails are commonly utilized for temporary building projects, such as scaffolding, concrete formwork, and framing. They may also be employed for roofing and siding projects, as well. The double heads of duplex nails make them easier to drive and extract, while also facilitating reuse.What is the difference between common and duplex nailsThe main difference is that duplex nails have 2 heads, this is advantageous for extracting the nail since.How to remove 16d duplex nailsUsing a hammer and pliers, 16d duplex nails can be removed. Drive the nail through until the second head is visible, then grip and pull with the pliers.Here are some additional tipsIf the nail is bent – use a nail puller to remove it.If the nail is rusted – apply a penetrating oil to help loosen it.If the nail is stuck in a tight spot – use a chisel to break it free.
Sandbaggy 3.5 in 21 Degree Framing Nails – Plastic Collated Strip – Round Head
(Plastic strip nails ) – perfect for framing, sheathing, subfloors, carpentry, and general construction. With a jam-free design, these smooth shank, round head21 degree framing nails are compatible with a variety of 21° framing nailers, pneumatic or cordless.
6″ x 6″ Steel Mending Plate For Wood (Hot Dipped Galvanized) – Sandbaggy
That’s because they are hot-dipped galvanized, a process that provides a thick, protective zinc coating that effectively resists corrosion caused by the chemicals in treated wood. Use them for projects like sheds, fences, gates, and other general fix-up work.
Landscape Spike Nails – Galvanized Timber Spikes
Featuring a smooth, large shank for maximum holding power and a blunt point to minimize wood splitting, they ensure a strong and lasting hold. Compatible with Pressure-Treated Wood – Designed for durability, these spikes work perfectly with pressure-treated lumber, ensuring a strong and lasting hold.
18″ Spiral Landscape Timber Spikes – Galv. Nails – 1 Gauge Steel – Sandbaggy
Hot Dipped Galvanized For 2x Better Rust Protection! Landscape timbers are effectively held in place with timber spikes. Timber Nails for Raised Garden Beds, Edging & More! Designed for connecting landscape timbers together, these timber nails and spikes are perfect for any landscaping project.
Sandbaggy 6″ Spiral Landscape Timber Spikes – Galvanized Steel Nails – 3 Gauge
Timber Nails for Raised Garden Beds, Edging & More! Enhance the strength and durability of your landscaping projects with our 6-inch landscape timber spikes (also known as timber nails) , featuring a sturdy 3-gauge steel construction they’re designed to withstand tough applications and are even hot-dipped galvanized (meets ASTM A153) to prevent rust and corrosion, as well as making them compatible with all types of treated lumber. Ensure that your landscaping timbers, edging, and other projects like garden beds stay securely in place for years to come! The spiral shank design adds superior holding power, keeping the nail in place Features Unmatched Strength: Made from a thick 3-gauge steel, these landscaping nails are built tough and won’t bend during installation! Spiral Design Firmly Anchors Into Your Timbers! The spiral design provides better friction and stability compared with traditional smooth nails. This minimizes the risk of the spiral nails coming loose over time keeping your timbers securely in place. Hot Dipped Galvanized For 2x Better Rust Protection! Sandbaggy’s galvanized steel nails offer 2x the rust protection, able to withstand harsher weather conditions compared to common electro galvanized nails. Our nails meet ASTM A153 specifications for quality assurance. Easy Installation: Smooth galvanized finish allows for effortless installation into wood, you don’t even need to predrill a hole (though it may be recommended). The large head provides a comfortable striking surface for easy hammering. Compatible With All Types of Treated Lumber: Hot-dipped galvanized nails are a must have for pressure treated lumber. The galvanized coating prevents chemical reaction and ensures lasting performance, wood integrity, and even helps prevent staining of your treated wood. Versatile Applications: Ideal for various outdoor projects such as creating raised garden beds and sandboxes, or installing, edging, turf or weed barriers! FAQ What do you use to put landscape timbers together? Designed for connecting landscape timbers together, these timber nails and spikes are perfect for any landscaping project. Made from durable, galvanized steel, they are able to penetrate deep into the wood and securely hold the timbers in place. What are timber spikes used for? Landscape timbers are effectively held in place with timber spikes. These spikes are driven into the soil through the timber, ensuring that the timbers remain stable and immobile. What nails should I use with treated lumber? Make sure to always use galvanized nails when working with pressure-treated lumber. Non-galvanized steel nails can corrode and weaken when exposed to the chemicals in treated wood. The zinc coating on galvanized nails prevents this reaction, guaranteeing their durability and longevity alongside the treated lumber.
1-1/4″ Coil Roofing Nails for Shingles – 15 Degree – Galvanized (120 nails/coil)
Jam-Free Roofing Nails! Compatible With Most 15° Roofing Nail Gun Increase the pace of your roofing project using these 1-1/4″ Coil Roofing Nails (also known as shingle nails). Intended for effortless shingle attachment, these 15-degree nails can be used with almost any 15-degree roofing nailer. Constructed from sturdy steel and galvanized for enhanced weather resistance, they will maintain the stability of your roof for many years. These wire collated roofing nails are simple to load and built to withstand jamming, ensuring your project progresses seamlessly. Please Note* Each coil has 120 nails per coil For orders of more than 3960 coils, there is currently 60 day lead time. Features Attach Shingles To Roofs: 1 1/4″ x .120 steel nails specifically designed for attaching shingles, collated with wire for easy use. Electro Galvanized Roofing Nails: Great for interior or exterior use! Made from 11 gauge galvanized steel, resistant to rust and weathering for long lasting protection. Jam-Free Productivity: Efficient wire collation (120 nails per coil) ensures seamless functionality, reduces jamming-related delays, and enables quick reloading. Broad 15 Degree Nail Gun Compatibility: Works with most 15 degree framing nailers. As long as the nailer is able to fit coils and use the corresponding size of nail, it will function properly. Quality Assurance: Meets ASTM F1667-03 standards, ensuring superior performance and durability for your roofing project. Convenient & Secure Packaging: Wire-collated coils (120 nails per coil) with rubber bands to keep them organized and protected during shipping and storage. FAQ How many nails in a coil of roofing nails? There are 120 nails per coil. For orders of 100 coils or more, they will arrive in boxes of 60 coils per box (7,200 nails total in each box) What are coil nails used for? Designed for use in coil nailers, which are either pneumatic or electric tools, coil nails provide rapid and efficient nail driving capabilities. The coiling design enables a constant supply of nails, improving efficiency and minimizing downtime compared to standard nail guns.
Sandbaggy Automatic Baling Wire (1300 ft Roll) – 11 Gauge Black Annealed Steel
For All Your Baling Needs – Recycling, Agriculture, Construction, & More!Sandbaggy Automatic Baling Wire is the perfect solution for your baling needs. We’ve designed our baling wire for heavy-duty applications like construction, as well as for recycling, agriculture, and packaging. Our wire is made with 11-gauge steel, which is thicker than your typical 12 or 14 gauge wire. Additionally, the black annealed finish increases the ductility, malleability, and flexibility of the wire making it easier to use for a variety of different applications.Our steel baling wire is specifically designed for use with automatic baling machines. It’s lightly oiled and the black annealed finish ensures that the wire feeds smoothly and consistently into the machine, reducing the risk of jams or other malfunctions. Our wire is made right here in the USA, and you can save when you order rolls of baling wire in bulk, with prices as low as $0.08 per foot of wire.SpecsMaterial: Steel11 GaugeBlack AnnealedLightly OiledSize: 1300 ft per rollWeight: 50 lb BoxLoad Strength: 735-883 lbsTensile Strength: 65,000-78,000 PSIElongation: 25% MinPackaging: BoxIndustries:ConstructionagriculturerecyclingFeaturesDurable and Strong: Our 11 gauge baling wire is approximately 50% thicker than commonly used 14 gauge wire. This ensures that the wire is strong enough to securely bale materials such as metals, plastics, and cardboard. Bend & Twist Without Breaking! Annealing improves the ductility, malleability, and flexibility of baling wire. This makes it easier to handle and manipulate without breaking. You can use black annealed baling wire for a variety of applications.Smooth & Efficient Feeding: Lightly oiled and annealed for a smooth finish, Sandbaggy baling wire is designed specifically for use with automatic baling machines. The wire feeds smoothly and consistently, reducing the risk of jams or other malfunctions.Versatile: Great option for a range of industries: recycling, agriculture, construction, and packaging.1300 ft of Wire: Each box is 50 lbs and has a roll of 1300 ft of wireMade in the USA: Our wire is made in the USA, ensuring high quality and consistency. Support American jobs, American infrastructure and American FAMILIES!FAQWhat is baling wire used for?Baling wire is commonly used for tying and binding materials such as hay, straw, cardboard, paper, and plastics into compact bundles or bales for easier transport and storage. It is also used in construction, recycling, agriculture, and packaging industries.Why is it called baling wire?It’s called baling wire because it is primarily used for binding agricultural products like bales of hay and straw to make them easier to transport. It has become a general term for all types of wire used for baling and binding.What gauge is baling wire for hay? 12.5 gauge wire is the most common baling wire thickness for hay, you can use a thicker 11 gauge wire if you need a more heavy duty choice.
Sandbaggy 1″ Plastic Cap Roofing Nails – Ring Shank, Electro Galvanized – 12 ga
Install House Wrap, Sheathing, Roofing Felts, Tar Paper, & MORE! Sandbaggy 1″ Plastic Cap Roofing Nails (may also be know as button cap nails) are ideal for outdoor roofing projects. Their 1 inch orange plastic cap provides reliable fastening for materials such as house wrap, sheathing, roofing felt, foam board insulation, and more. The ring shank design offers superior gripping power for secure installation and the electro-galvanized finish resists corrosion for lasting durability. Crafted from strong 12-gauge steel, these roofing underlayment nails can withstand outdoor conditions. Packaging Information 100 nails per bag = 0.3 lbs. 2000 nails per box = 6 lbs. Specs Material: Steel Finish: Electro Galvanized Gauge: 12 Nail Length: 1 inch Plastic Cap Width: 1 inch Plastic Cap Thickness: 1/16 inch Nail Head Diameter: 3/16 inch Shank Type: Ring Weight: 0.003 lbs. / nail Packaging 100 pcs/bag – 0.3 lbs. 2000 pcs/box – 6 lbs. Features 1 inch Wide Plastic Cap: The 1″ wide plastic cap increases holding strength and securely fastens materials to wood roofing underlayment for lasting and strong attachment. 1/16″ Thick Plastic Cap: Non-visible once shingles are installed over them, allowing them to lay flat. Our plastic cap nails do not show through rolled roofing, and lay flush against the surface when hammered into foam boards. Ring Shank For Extra Holding Power: Ring-shank nails have 2x the withdrawal strength of smooth-shank nails, locking into wood fibers for a secure hold against harsh weather and moisture. Electrogalvanized 12 Gauge Steel: Strong and corrosion resistant for long-lasting durability in a variety of roofing applications (*Not compatible for treated lumber) Ideal For A Variety Of Roofing Applications: Ideal for securing sheathing, roofing felt, tar paper, foam board insulation, tarps, underlayment, and roll roofing, offering reliable fastening for a wide range of exterior projects. Install House Wrap: Create a tight, weatherproof fit for your building – compatible with Tyvek house wrap. Easy-To-Install: Ideal for outdoor roofing projects, these 1″ plastic cap nails can be hand-driven with a hammer. Packaging: Nails are packaged in 100 pcs/bag (0.3 lbs.); 2000 pcs/box (6 lbs.) FAQ How Long Is The Nail After Going Through The Plastic Cap? This is a 1 inch nail with the cap. without the plastic cap, it is 7/8″ How Many Nails Per Box? Our roofing nails come in bags of 100 and are also available in boxes of 2000 nails, Are These Plastic Cap Nails Compatible With Tyvek House Wrap? Yes, our plastic cap nails can be used to install Tyvek House Wrap. What Are Plastic Cap Roofing Nails Used For? Roofing nails with plastic caps are used for a variety of applications. Great for installing: Sheathing Roofing Felt Tar Paper Underlayment Roll Roofing House Wrap Tarps What Is Roofing Underlayment? Roofing underlayment plays a crucial role in a roofing system, providing a secondary layer of protection and support underneath the main roofing material. It is installed directly on the roof deck (lies between the shingles and the roof sheathing), hidden from view but essential for a strong and durable roof, acting as another barrier of protection from rain, snow, and wind.
Sandbaggy 3 inch 21 Degree Framing Nails – Plastic Collated Strip – Round Head
Build Strong, Build Fast: Jam-Free Framing Nails! Tackle any project with our 3-inch plastic collated framing nails (also known as plastic strip nails) – perfect for framing, sheathing, subfloors, carpentry, and general construction. With a jam-free design, these smooth shank, round head 21 degree framing nails are compatible with most 21° framing nailers, pneumatic or cordless. The vinyl coating provides superior holding power, reducing the risk of nails backing out compared to uncoated nails. Packaged in strips of 25-nails, making it simple to load and preventing jams. Each nail has a 1/4″ head diameter and is available in 2 sizes. Please Note* For orders of more than 650,000 lead time is 45-60 days.Must wear proper eye protection & hearing protection when nailer is in use. 2 Sizes 12 Gauge: 3 inch x 0.113 inch11 Gauge: 3 inch x 0.12 inch Features Available In 2 Sizes: Offered in 11 gauge (3″ x 0.120″) and 12 gauge (3″ x 0.113″) to match your specific project needs. Each nail has a 1/4″ head diameter. High Holding Strength for Wood Applications: The vinyl coating enhances the holding power of the nails, making it more resistant to backing out compared to uncoated nails. Jam-Free Productivity: Efficient plastic collation (25 nails per strip) guarantees seamless functionality, reduces jamming-related delays, and enables quick reloading. Versatile Framing Nails Ideal for various construction projects including framing, general construction, carpentry, sheathing, and subfloors; these framing gun nails are a versatile and essential tool for any professional or DIY enthusiast. Broad 21 Degree Nailer Compatibility: Compatible with the majority of 21° framing nailers, pneumatic or cordless, providing versatility for various tasks on the work site. Including, but not limited to: Porter Cable Nail Gun DeWalt: DWF83PL, and DCN21PLM nailers. Ridgid 21-degree nailer FAQ What is the difference between common nails and framing nails? A few differences between common nails and framing nails. Shank: Common nails have a smooth shank, whereas framing nails usually have a ring shank or screw shank for improved grip and a more secure hold on wood. Coating: Framing nails are often coated so they can be easily driven flush or counter sunk. Thickness: Framing nails may able be thinner and more subtle, allowing for easier driving and a flush or sunken appearance, adding to the overall aesthetic of your project. Screws vs Nails For Framing? Choosing the right fastener for a construction project can be crucial, as factors such as tensile strength, shear resistance, and holding power can greatly impact the outcome. While both framing nails and screws may be suitable for certain projects, understanding the specific building requirements is key in determining which type of fastener is best. Nails are commonly utilized for large construction projects, such as building frames and hardwood flooring, due to their strength and cost-effectiveness compared to screws. Additionally, their smooth heads and shafts allow for easy installation with a hammer or nail gun. Screws are often preferred for smaller projects due to their precise insertion and extraction capabilities. With a wide range of screw types available, installation may require more effort compared to using a hammer. To streamline the process, consider using electric power tools for increased efficiency.