Penetta Galvanized Nails Company

Galvanized Duplex Nails, a variation of common nails with similar strength, features double heads for easy removal. Generally, duplex nails also can be called as double headed nails or scaffold nails. As more wood scaffolding is replaces by metal, the name duplex nail and doubled headed nail becomes common terms.The duplex nail can be driven into the wood to the first head like other nails, yet with the second head outside. When it is time to pull it out, just a claw hammer is capable to solve the problem.A galvanized duplex nail with two headGalvanized duplex nail with two headApplications:It can be used for wall hanging.It is deal for temporary construction, such as:ScaffoldingTheatrical sceneryFormworkTemporary brace, etc.

We offer Concrete Nails & Masonry Nails.Galvanized concrete nails are the most popular type of fasteners securing objects into masonry and other hard and brittle materials. Therefore, they are also called as masonry nails. With thick shank, this versatile nail is popular with architects and commonly used in building construction and home improvement projects, such asSecuring furring strips and wood framing to concrete wall and blocks.Fastening a ledger board to a foundation.Securing hand rails on a concrete patio.Finishing off a basement.Building a garage on a poured slab, etc.They are manufactured of hardened steel providing higher rigidity to make sure that it will not bent and break off when penetrating the solid concrete. Flat head and sharp conical design enable it much easier to be driven. The shank of nail is generally considered as what gives concrete nails a very strong holding power. So they are often thick, short with different types: round, square and fluted

Galvanized Common Nails, as the name suggests, is the most frequently used type of framing nail. Compared to box nails, this one is much thicker and stronger for medium to heavy construction work such as creating shear wall panels, lumber framing and building supports, etc. Mostly, they are not suitable for decorative and trim work, which need an attractive appearance.Two galvanized steel common nailsGalvanized common nailsFeatures:Flat and thick head with or without textured surface as your request, Large and smooth shank for breaking through weather soft wood or other tough materials, but not suitable for thin wood, Sharp diamond point makes it easy to drive into or pull out of the tough materials, Superior zinc coating for corrosion resistance.Perfect for the construction application and daily fastening work.Our galvanized common nails are made of wire which is cut into a variety of length from size 3d to 60d. The common nail with a length of longer than 6 inches is colloquially known as spike. The longer length often corresponds to wider diameter and bigger surface area and then a higher holding powder. Thereby, it is important to choose the appropriate one to avoid your wood boards from splitting and cracking.

We offer Roofing Nails & Clout Nails.Galvanized roofing nails, also called as clout nails feature disproportionately large flat or umbrella shaped heads and short shaft, sometimes with rubber, plastic or metal washer to prevent water leaking. The diamond points of nails are sharp enough for penetrating the wood without any damages. Meanwhile, the roofing nails are electro or hot dipped galvanized - that is, coated with zinc to avoid rust.As its name suggests, roofing nails are designed for roof installation, for example:Fasten asphalt shingles, felt paper, insulation board or metal sheet.Install roofing felt for waterproofing.Attach roof tiles.Hold fiber board in position.What kind of roofing nails can we supply?Different roofing materials require different types of roofing nails. Our company can provide roofing nails with ring shank, spiral shank and smooth shank

Galvanized Box Nails bear resemblance to common nails except lighter and thinner shanks, for example, a 30d common nails has a gauge 5 thickness while 30d box nail's thickness is gauge 9. (The higher gauge corresponds to the thinner nails.)The thinner shanks reduce the possibility of splitting in the wood due to less wood displacement than common nails. They are designed for light constructions and household usages such as carpentry, framing and box making. However the small size makes it unsuitable for applications where there is a need of high holding power including lumber framing and building supports, etc.Features:Diamond shape but slightly blunted points for easy hammering into the wood without splitting.Smooth and thinner shank reduces wood cracking.Flat head as common nail.Electro or hot dipped galvanized to anti-weather.Ideal for exterior light constructions.Anti-rust and anti-corrosive.

We are offering galvanized brad nails. Galvanized brad nails, with length ranging from 10mm to 64mm, are essentially diminutive finishing nails with thin heads. According to steel gauge, the nails can be divided into st, dn, fn, t and f series. Meanwhile the bard nails are often glued together in strips for an convenient transportation and using. (see right picture)two strips and four solitary galvanized brad nailsgalvanized brads nailsmany carpenters prefer to use galvanized brad nails when it comes to light finish woodworking, for example:securing frame corners. Non-load bearing scenery and props. Attaching plywood paneling. Attaching small moldings. General joinery work. Carpentry projects. Installing base boards and craft. Door trim and window trim. Cabinet work.

We are offering galvanized casing nails. Galvanized casing nails are similar to finishing nails but more robust and heavier with conical heads and thicker shanks for providing more holding powers. The heads of casing nails allow the nails to be set flush with or just underneath the wood surface, as well as covered with putty or wood filler to make the nail unseen. Thereby, the nails are used where there is a strict demand of aesthetic effect. with superior zinc plating, the casing nails perform excellently whether interior trimmings or exterior applications, for example:cabinet work and finish work. attach mouldings including window and door casing, etc. exterior casing such as cornices. interior trimmings such as crown moulding and wall niches.

Galvanized Ring Shank Nails, sometimes called annular ring nails, are nails with rings on the shank for added about 40% more holding power than those with smooth shanks. Ring shank nails may be similar to screw nails except the flat head. The ring patterns vary according to customs' intended applications including shallow rings, deep rings, etc.With ring shank design, these nails provide a tight grip, additional resistance to pop-out of the wood and have proven to be the best solution to working with soft wood. While other conventional nails are pulling out from lumber easily, this one is hard to remove without damaging the woods in that wood fibers settle into the spaces between rings and form a strong bond when the nail are driven into the soft wood. The removal will leave a large and ragged hole if the nails are pulled out roughly. So it is extremely used for permanent construction fastening, includingFour silver galvanized ring shank nailsGalvanized ring shank nails for permanent constructionsPlywoodUnderlaymentPanelingClapboardsShinglesDrywallSidingRoofingFloorsExterior trim

We are offering galvanized screw nails. Galvanized screw nails, also known as spiral shank nails are popular due to their strong bonding powder. They have helical shanks, resembling screws, and sharp point making penetrating easier just by turning and twisting the nail. Meanwhile, screw nails are slightly easier to be pulled out comparing to ring shank nails. What you need to do is just turn the nails in opposite direction. The nail works best with hard wood and other dense materials. The nails also perform more excellent than those with smooth shanks in the area where the wood subjects to repeat temperature and moisture changes. Versatile galvanized screw nails can be used in various applications, such asbuilding rafters. Attaching wood and vinyl siding. Securing floor. Pallet construction. Wooden packing cases. Meanwhile, our galvanized screw nails are electro or hot dipped galvanized so that it works better in humid environments with perfect rust and corrosion resistance.

We are offering galvanized finishing nails. Galvanized finishing nails, lighter and thinner than common nails, features its small barrel-shaped head just a trifle bigger than the nail shaft. The head dimple on the top allows finishing nails to be driven flush with the wood surface or countersunk and concealed by putty. As the name implies, the finishing nails are intended for finish work where you do not want the nail head to show, such as large crown, wainscoting, millwork, furniture, paneling installation, cabinet work, craft making and baseboard trim, etc. Meanwhile, the small finishing nails also can be used for small project like jewelry boxes. Features:smooth shank design, thinner than common nail and casing nails. Small barrel-shaped head with dimple makes countersinking easy. High quality steel materialelectro galvanization for interior trimhot dipped galvanization with thicker layer of zinc for outdoor applications