Types Of Nails

Patterned nail
Usage of pattern nails: No nail head nails, no nail marks after being driven, suitable for high-end decoration industry.
A necessary nail in architecture
Steel row nails
The characteristics of steel row nails are: innovative and unique design, fast efficacy, good engineering quality, and wide application. They are ideal replacement products for ordinary round nails.
Usage: Furniture production, sofas, wooden boxes, and various wooden products.
Code Dings
K-nails, code nails, and N-nails are used in furniture manufacturing for sofas, chairs, sand publishing, and leather. The decoration industry is used for ceilings, thin sheets, etc., while the wooden box industry is used for outer thin sheets
Cement steel nails
It looks very similar to a round nail in appearance, with a slightly thicker head. But cement steel nails are made of high-quality steel, which have the advantages of hardness and bending resistance, and can be directly nailed into concrete and brick walls. Common specifications range from 7 to 35mm.
Wooden screws
Also known as wooden tooth screws. Compared to other nails, it is easier to bond with wood and is often used in the bonding of metal and other materials with wooden materials.
Fried Dough Twists nail
The nail body is like Fried Dough Twists, the head is round and flat, cross or straight head, and the bottom is pointed. The anchoring force is particularly strong. Suitable for places that require strong nail force, such as drawers, wooden ceiling hangers, etc. Common specifications range from 50 to 85mm and come in multiple sizes.
Pinning
It is a type of nail with both ends pointed and a smooth surface in the middle. Pins are easier to merge and fix wood than other nails, and are particularly suitable for use as pins when assembling wooden boards. Common specifications include 25-120mm.
Self tapping screws
The screw teeth on the nail body are deeper, have higher hardness, and are cheaper. Compared to other nails, they can better combine two metal parts. Commonly used for connecting and fixing metal components, such as in the production of aluminum alloy doors and windows.
Shooting nail
The shape is similar to that of a cement nail, but it is shot out from the gun. Relatively speaking, nail fastening is better and more economical than manual construction. At the same time, it is more convenient for construction than other nails. Nails are often used in the construction of wooden projects, such as fine wood production and wooden veneer engineering.