These FirmaHold Collated Clipped Head Nails feature a plain shank with a bright finish and are ideal for structural and framing work installations. They are compatible with 34° pneumatic and cordless first-fix clipped head nailers such as Paslode (IM350), Hitachi (NR90GC2), De... Read More
These FirmaHold Collated Clipped Head Nails feature a plain shank with a bright finish and are ideal for structural and framing work installations. They are compatible with 34° pneumatic and cordless first-fix clipped head nailers such as Paslode (IM350), Hitachi (NR90GC2), DeWalt (DCN690M2), Makita (GN900S), BeA Dynamik (D90S), Rawl (WW90CH), Senco (GT90CH) and Max (GD690CH).
The diamond point delivers maximum penetration, whilst the plain style shank offers minimal penetration resistance into all materials. The high-quality paper lessens nail jams and boosts performance while, thanks to the clipped heads, the number of nails per strip is increased so that tool loading is quicker. This handy trade pack comes complete with a plastic handle for simple transportation on-site.
Meeting Eurocode 5 to BS EN 1995, the standard for structural timber design, these FirmaHold Collated Clipped Head Framing Nails have a bright finish which puts them in Service Class 1, so they are suitable for inside settings with low moisture content.
This trade pack includes FirmaHold Fuel Cells comprising cleaned propane and butane gas with synthetic oil. CE-approved and fabricated to European standards, this fuel provides clean combustion to help minimise tool wear and improve the working environment. The premium propellant lengthens shelf life and inhibits leakage.
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