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3-1/2 x .134 Annular Ring Shank Round Head Nails, 316 Stainless Steel

B02-J308

Item No: B02-J308

 
 

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When the building inspector calls for a full round head nail, and the job calls for stainless, these are the answer. Blunt point reduces splitting, ring shank increases holding power. 9/32" Head, 20-22 Degree ramp. 25 per strip. Quantity per box - 1000.

COMPATIBLE PNEUMATIC TOOLS (See online documents tab for additional model listing)

  • Bostitch: RN90, RN95HN (up to .162"), N88RH (up to .162"), N88RH-2MCN, F21PL
  • Dewalt: D51845, D51844
  • Duo-Fast: CN350, SNP-83, NSP-350F
  • Fasco: R5C-RHN20-90SS
  • Hitachi: NR83A (up to 3-1/4"), NR90AC2 (up to .162"), NR90AC, NR90AA2, NR83AG, NR90SSC
  • Makita: AN8300, AN922
  • MAX: SN890RH, SN90, GS683
  • Paslode: 5350/SRH20
  • Porter Cable: FR350, FR350A, FR350MAG
  • Senco: FramePro 600FRH & FramePro 602 (up to 3-1/2"), FramePro 650FRH (2-1/4" to 3-1/2"), FramePro 652 (up to 3-1/2"), FramePro 700XXL FRH, FramePro 702XP & FramPro 752XP(up to 3-1/2"), SN60, SN65C (up to .162")
  • Stan-Tec: SDN11, SDN11B-1
View '3-1/2 x .134 Annular Ring Shank Round Head Nails, 316 Stainless Steel' in our 2013 Master Catalog (M3D1), page 43

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8/15/2010
 
4.0

Great nail, but much too expensive!

By Dan the Marina Man

from Reedville, VA

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Pros

  • Easy To Load
  • Lightweight
  • Powerful

Cons

    Best Uses

    • Professional

    Comments about 3-1/2 x .134 Annular Ring Shank Round Head Nails, 316 Stainless Steel:

    I use it on treated lumber docks in brackish water. Galvanized nails and normal deck screws turn to brown powder in 5 years or less, so 316 is the right thing

    Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend

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