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This guide is for builders, carpenters, and DIY enthusiasts who need secure fastening for indoor projects. The TIMco Annular Ringshank Nails offer superior holding power due to their ringshank design, ensuring a strong and reliable fix. However, their bright finish means they are only suitable for dry, low-humidity environments, making them ideal for internal structural work where rust resistance is not a primary concern.
| Model Part Number | BAR65P |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMco |
No, these bright nails are designed for indoor applications (Service Class 1) and are not suitable for outdoor or high-moisture environments due to their lack of protective plating.
'Annular Ringshank' refers to the rings imprinted around the shank of the nail. These rings provide superior holding power by creating a mechanical grip within the wood, preventing the nail from loosening or pulling out.
There are approximately 230 nails per 1kg pack for the 65 x 3.35mm size.
Service Class 1 refers to conditions where the moisture content of the timber is equivalent to a temperature of 20°C and a relative humidity of 65%. This typically corresponds to indoor environments where the timber is protected from weather and moisture.
While they can be used with treated timber, it's important to ensure the timber is adequately dried before use and that the overall environment meets Service Class 1 conditions. For treated timber in more demanding applications, corrosion-resistant nails might be more appropriate.
The CE standard WebBS EN 14592:2008 indicates that these nails conform to European standards for fasteners used in timber structures, ensuring a level of quality and performance for construction purposes.
Check the nail gun pressure or hammering force. Ensure you are using the correct nail gun for the size of the nail. Try using a harder wood if the timber is too soft and causing the nail to bend.
Ensure the nail gun is loaded correctly and that the nails are seated properly. Clear any obstructions from the magazine and check for damaged nails. Verify that the nail gun's drive depth is set correctly for the timber.
Confirm the nails are fully driven into the timber. The annular rings require adequate penetration to engage fully. Ensure the timber is dry and not excessively brittle.
Setup: These nails are typically used with pneumatic nail guns or can be hammered manually. Ensure your nail gun is set to the correct pressure for the nail size and timber type to avoid jamming or under-driving.
Compatibility: Suitable for use with most types of timber and wood-based panels for indoor applications conforming to Service Class 1. They are best suited for dry, clean environments with low humidity. Not compatible with exterior applications or environments prone to moisture.
Care: As these are bright nails with no protective coating, they require specific care to maintain their integrity. Store them in a dry, sealed container away from moisture and humidity. Avoid exposure to damp conditions, which can lead to surface rust over time. For best results, use them promptly after purchase and ensure the surrounding environment remains dry.
