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uxcell 1200 Count Siding Nails 1-3/4' x 0.083' 15-Degree Ring Shank Full Round Head Collated Wire Coil for Lath and Sheathing Materials

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  • [Size&Package] - The package comes with 1200 pieces of siding nails with a total length of 43.5mm/1-3/4-inch, nail diameter of 2.1mm/0.083-inch.
  • [Durable Material] - The siding nails are made of carbon steel, and the surface is sprayed with anti-rust paint, which is rust-proof and corrosion-resistant, hard and not easy to break, strong and durable.
  • [Ring Shank Design] - The ring shank design can enhance the grip and pull-out resistance of the nail, thus providing a strong and tight connection and preventing the nail from slipping or loosening in the siding.
  • [Easy To Use] - These nails are suitable for siding nail gun accessory replacement parts and are easy to install and adapt to your nail gun, the full round head siding nail head has a large force bearing area, easy to drive nails into the siding.
  • [Wide Application] - Ring shank nails are used with siding nail guns and are widely used for installing drawers, table brackets, fences, fiber concrete siding, and other lath and sheathing materials.


Product Description

Count Siding Nails
Count Siding Nails

These nails are suitable for siding nail gun accessory replacement parts and are easy to install and adapt to your nail gun, the full round head siding nail head has a large force bearing area, easy to drive nails into the siding.

Count Siding Nails

The ring shank design can enhance the grip and pull-out resistance of the nail, thus providing a strong and tight connection and preventing the nail from slipping or loosening in the siding.

Count Siding Nails

Wide Application

Ring shank nails are used with siding nail guns and are widely used for installing drawers, table brackets, fences, fiber concrete siding, and other lath and sheathing materials.


Sllimster
Reviewed in the United States on April 22, 2025
I cannot honestly say whether these nails were at fault or my Porter Cable nail gun was, but my project was made extremely painful by consistent jamming. One or two nails fired, then open the magazine and force feed the next nail. Painful and possibly dangerous.