Durable Flat Head Pointed Tail Keel Nail for Light Steel Assembly

• Customization: Available
• Standard: ANSI
• Material: Steel
• Model NO.: 1-1
• Head Shape: Semi-Sunk Head
• Use: Light Keel Assembly
• Applicable Industries: Construction, Transportation
• Thread Type: Full Thread
• Transport Package: Container
• Specification: 1-30
• Trademark: Huilin
• Origin: Handan, Hebei
• HS Code: 0101101010
• Production Capacity: 50000

Product Description

Overview of Light Steel Keel Nails

Light steel keel nails are precision-crafted fasteners designed to effectively secure light steel keels and their associated components, such as gypsum board, calcium silicate board, and other decorative materials. These nails play a crucial role in the realm of building decoration, being especially significant in the construction of indoor partition walls and ceiling projects. They offer robust support and ensure the seamless connection of the entire building structure by integrating tightly with light steel keels, guaranteeing the strength and safety of walls and ceilings.

Appearance and Structural Characteristics

• Head Design

Round head: Featuring a hemispherical top, the round head light steel keel nail is engineered to maximize its contact area with the keel surface upon insertion. This thoughtful design ensures even pressure distribution, minimizing potential damage to the keel and preventing any deformation due to localized stress. In ceiling projects, when employing round headed nails to attach main keels and suspension rod connectors, the smooth, rounded head ensures secure and stable connections.

• Sinking head: The sinking, or countersunk, nail head boasts a concave design, allowing it to sit flush or slightly below the keel surface when driven in. This is ideal for decorative applications requiring a smooth finish, like gypsum board partitions. Countersunk nails enable a more uniform surface on gypsum boards, facilitating subsequent processes such as putty application and painting, thereby enhancing the overall quality of the decoration.

• Nail Rod Shape

• Straight pole: The straight pole light steel keel nail features a simple, linear structure that facilitates straightforward production and installation. It is perfectly suited for scenarios with minimal stress requirements and straightforward keel configurations, meeting essential fastening needs. In constructing small office partition walls, for non-load bearing lightweight partitions, straight rod nails ensure quick and efficient fastening.

• Threaded rod: The threaded rod nail showcases a surface adorned with threads, enhancing grip by increasing friction with the keel material. This ensures a more secure and stable connection. In structural components bearing substantial loads or requiring long-term stability, like the linkage between primary and secondary keels in expansive shopping mall ceilings, threaded rod nails effectively withstand external forces, such as those from foot traffic and equipment vibrations, preventing any loosening.

• Nail Tip Design

Sharp type: The sharp nail tip is meticulously crafted to effortlessly penetrate the light steel keel surface, minimizing resistance during insertion and boosting installation efficiency. This makes it ideal for scenarios involving thin keel materials or constrained spaces. For instance, in home renovations involving thin partition walls and keels, sharp nail tips allow for swift and precise fixing by construction workers.

Self-tapping type: Beyond its sharp contour, the self-tapping nail tip is distinguished by a spiral groove or cutting edge, which autonomously cuts through material during keel insertion, establishing a firm threaded connection. This design significantly bolsters the connection strength between nails and keels, making it apt for high-performance fastening applications, such as suspended ceiling systems in industrial plants that endure substantial wind loads and equipment weight, offering highly reliable connections.