Jev Cap 3/4x22 Ring 304 Stainless Coil Roofing Nails 3.6m Box 3ZL6QSX

Description

Each box contains approximately 3,600 nails. br / These Coil Roofing Nails have 3/8" (.375") diameter head, 15 degree wire collated, 3/4" length made of .120" (11 gauge) RING shank 304 Grade Stainless Steel. Commonly used in composition asphalt shingles applications. Please be aware that 3/4" coil roofing nails may not fire accurately 100% of the time. If this is a concern please use 7/8" length. Use 304 Grade Stainless for outdoor applications to avoid nail corrosion and discoloration. br / These Coil Roofing Nails have 3/8" (.375") diameter head, 15 degree wire collated, 3/4" length made of.120" (11 gauge) RING shank 304 Grade Stainless Steel. Use 304 Grade Stainless for outdoor applications to avoid nail corrosion and discoloration. Ring shank nails, also known as annular thread, offer superior holding power and helps prevent nails from backing out over time. Also for attaching waterproof tar paper, roofing felt, metal drip edges, insulation board, cementitious fiber board products and vinyl siding. Recommended for ACQ treated lumber, cedar and redwood. PLEASE NOTE: Because of their extremely short length 3/4" coil roofing nails may tumble in the chamber when fired causing the nail to come out sideways. This cannot be prevented even with coil roofing nailers that claim to accept 3/4" length. br / br / Applications Include: br / Asphalt and fiberglass shingles for both new roofs and reroofing.

Key Features

• br / br / Applications Include: br / Asphalt and fiberglass shingles for both new roofs and reroofing.
• br / These Coil Roofing Nails have 3/8" (.375") diameter head, 15 degree wire collated, 3/4" length made of.120" (11 gauge) RING shank 304 Grade Stainless Steel.
• If this is a concern please use 7/8" length.
• Each box contains approximately 3,600 nails.
• Use 304 Grade Stainless for outdoor applications to avoid nail corrosion and discoloration.
• PLEASE NOTE: Because of their extremely short length 3/4" coil roofing nails may tumble in the chamber when fired causing the nail to come out sideways.