Round Wire Nails - TIMco - Silver - 65 x 3.35mm

General use with full round head for clamping. For medium duty rust protection Conforms to Eurocod...

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This guide is for builders, carpenters, and DIY enthusiasts seeking reliable fasteners for medium-duty applications. The TIMco Round Wire Nails offer good clamping and medium rust protection, making them suitable for service class 2 environments. A key benefit is their conformance to Eurocode 5 standards. One consideration is their suitability only for medium-duty rust protection, not heavy-duty or exterior exposed use without further treatment.

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ColourSilver
Model Part NumberGRW65B
BrandTIMco

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FAQs

What does 'Service Class 2' mean?

Service Class 2 refers to environments that are either unheated or heated, where moisture content in timber is typically below 20% for most of the year, but may exceed 20% for limited periods. This often corresponds to sheltered outdoor or specific indoor conditions.

Are these nails suitable for exterior decks?

The galvanised finish provides medium rust protection, which may not be sufficient for continuously exposed exterior applications like decks. For such uses, stainless steel or heavily coated exterior-grade nails are recommended.

How many nails are in a 1kg pack?

Approximately 230 nails are in a 1kg pack, based on the 65mm x 3.35mm size.

Can I use these nails with any nail gun?

These nails are compatible with most standard nail guns that accept 65mm nails with a 3.35mm shank diameter. Always check your nail gun's specifications.

What is the benefit of a full round head?

A full round head provides superior clamping force and helps to countersink the nail slightly, creating a cleaner finish and better hold compared to lost-head or collated nails.

Do I need to pre-drill for these nails?

Pre-drilling is generally recommended for hardwoods to prevent splitting and ensure easier driving. For softwoods, it may not be necessary unless driving near the edge of a board.

What is the material of these nails?

These nails are made from carbon steel.

Troubleshooting

Nail bending during hammering

Ensure you are hammering straight and perpendicular to the surface. For harder woods, pre-drill a pilot hole. Check that your hammering tool is providing sufficient force without glancing blows.

Poor holding power

Verify the nail is fully driven. Ensure the wood is not too soft or degraded. For better grip, consider slightly longer or thicker nails if appropriate for the application.

Rust spots appearing on nails

This may indicate the galvanised coating has been compromised or the environment is exceeding Service Class 2 limits. For extended use in potentially damp areas, consider re-galvanising or using stainless steel nails.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Good clamping force due to full round head.
  • Meets important industry standards (Eurocode 5).
  • Offers adequate rust protection for many common applications.
  • Durable carbon steel construction.
  • Convenient quantity per kilogram for project planning.

Cons

  • Galvanised finish provides only medium-duty rust protection.
  • Not recommended for heavily exposed or high-humidity exterior applications without additional protection.
  • Wire nail construction is best suited for medium-duty rather than heavy-duty structural loads.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

These nails are designed for manual hammering or use with standard nail guns that accept the specified dimensions (65mm length, 3.35mm shank diameter). Ensure your hammering tool or nail gun is appropriate for the nail size and the material being fastened.

Compatibility:

  • Wood Types: Compatible with a wide range of softwood and hardwood timbers. For hardwoods, pre-drilling pilot holes slightly smaller than the nail shank diameter is recommended to prevent splitting.
  • Tools: Suitable for use with claw hammers, framing hammers, and pneumatic nailers calibrated for 65mm nails.

Care:

  • Storage: Store nails in a dry environment to maintain the integrity of the galvanised coating. Avoid damp or humid conditions which can accelerate corrosion.
  • Cleaning: If nails become dirty during use, a dry cloth is usually sufficient. Avoid abrasive cleaners that could damage the finish.

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