Fischer FF NP Framing Nails - 51x2.8mm - Gold

Name: Fischer FF NP Framing Nails - 51x2.8mm - Gold
Brand: Fischer
SKU: o4rs2mfjqd
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Designed for professionals in the roofing and construction industries, the Fischer FF NP 51x2.8mm ring shank framing nails provide high-strength performance for demanding wood-to-wood connections. These 34-degree collated nails feature superior corrosion resistance that exceeds Eurocode 5 standards, ensuring longevity in structural applications, though users should ensure their nailer is compatible with clipped head designs to maximize the benefits of the high-quality waxed paper collation.

All features

Colour	Gold
Model Part Number	558081
Brand	Fischer

Extended Product Information

FAQs

Are these nails compatible with all framing nailers?

They are specifically designed for 34-degree clipped head framing nailers, such as the Fischer FGW 90F.

Can I use these for outdoor construction?

Yes, they feature corrosion resistance that exceeds Eurocode 5 standards, making them suitable for many exterior structural wood applications.

What does the 51x2.8mm specification mean?

This refers to the nail length of 5.1 cm and a shank diameter of 2.8 mm.

How many nails are in one pack?

Each pack contains 3300 individual nails.

Will these work in freezing temperatures?

Yes, they are tested to perform reliably in temperatures as low as -15°C.

Troubleshooting

Nailer jamming frequently

Ensure the nail strip is properly aligned in the magazine and check that the magazine track is free of debris or old paper scraps.

Nails not sinking flush

Adjust the depth-of-drive setting on your framing nailer and ensure the air compressor pressure is set to the manufacturer's recommended PSI.

Paper collation breaking prematurely

Store the nails in a temperate, dry location; humidity can weaken the paper collation, making it prone to breaking before entering the nailer.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Meets and exceeds Eurocode 5 corrosion resistance standards
Reliable operation in sub-zero temperatures as low as -15°C
High-quality waxed paper collation prevents frequent jamming
Excellent holding strength for permanent wood-to-wood framing

Cons

Specifically designed for clipped head nailers
Ring shank can be difficult to remove once driven
Not intended for non-wood materials

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure optimal performance, verify that your framing nailer is compatible with clipped head style nails. These nails measure 5.1 cm in length, making them ideal for standard structural timber thicknesses. Load the strips carefully into the magazine to ensure the waxed paper does not tear or bunch, which could cause a dry fire or jam. Store the product in a dry environment to maintain the integrity of the adhesive paper collation. While these nails feature high-grade corrosion resistance, avoid exposure to harsh chemicals or direct moisture for prolonged periods to maintain the galvanized finish.