Fasteners

The 7/16 Inch Medium Crown 16 Gauge Staples are excellent for sheathing, subflooring, roof decking, pallet construction, furniture framing and crate assembly, vinyl siding, furniture frame assembly, and more. Ideal for use in N series staplers. They provide a good balance of holding power and penetration, making them suitable for both soft and hardwoods. 

18 GA brad nails are a versatile and useful option for many woodworking and finishing tasks, providing a secure hold without marring the surface excessively.

Paper tape is generally used for 30 through 34-degree framing nails and has a strip of paper with glue holding the fasteners together. Paper Strip Framing Nails contribute to a cleaner job site because the paper around the fastener is driven into the wood along with the fastener. Paper tape also reduces the risk of having material stuck under the nail head leaving the top part of the fastener exposed. Suitable for pallets, sheathing, framing, truss building and decking applications.

18-Gauge Narrow Crown Staples are commonly used in finish and trim work, such as installing trim, molding, and other similar applications. These staples are popular because they provide a strong hold without splitting the wood.

The 21 degree round head plastic strip framing nails are ideal for a wide range of applications including framing, sheathing, decking, and pallet assembly. There are many sizes and styles of collated nails available. If you have any specific questions about plastic strip nails or need assistance with them, feel free to ask!

28 Degree Wire Weld Clipped Head Nails fit most 28 degree wire weld framing nailers, and can be used for all general construction, framing, sub-flooring, roof sheathing, deck, and fence building projects.

Plastic Collated Concrete and Steel Pins are specialized fasteners designed for use in fastening wood to concrete or masonry surfaces. Best for fastening drywall track, wood furring, hat channel, metal washers, and ceiling grid to concrete, concrete block, and steel.

Drywall Screws with Bugle Head are commonly used for attaching drywall to wood or metal studs. They are designed to prevent the tearing of the paper surface of the drywall while providing a secure grip.

A coil roofing nail is a specialized type of nail that is commonly used for roofing purposes.  It is a nail that is typically made of galvanized steel wire and is manufactured in a coil shape, which is more efficient and cost-effective than individual nails.

The 35 series carton closing staples are a specific type of staples commonly used in packaging and sealing corrugated cardboard boxes. These staples belong to a series of staples known for their reliability and strength in securely fastening cardboard boxes. The crown width of around 1 3/8 inches (35 mm) and comes in various leg lengths(15-22mm) to accommodate different thicknesses of cardboard.