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Sinker nails are used for interior designing, sheathing, carpentry, construction & wood framing applications. They have a flat, tapering head which allows them to be driven flush...Read more

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Steel Sinker Nails

StyleModelGaugeDia.SizeHead Dia.Shank Dia.Penny SizeDisplay QtyFinishPricePkg. Qty.
A4NEV17 ga.0.177"20D3/8"0.177"20D185Vinyl Coating€50.55185
A4NEU47 ga.0.177"20D3/8"0.177"20D37Vinyl Coating€14.8237
A4NEU39 ga.0.1483"16D11/32"0.1483"16D61Vinyl Coating€14.8261
A4NEU99 ga.0.1483"16D11/32"0.1483"16D305Vinyl Coating€50.55305
A4NEV39 ga.0.1483"16D11/32"0.1483"16D1830Vinyl Coating€260.111830
A4NEU210 ga.0.135"12D5/16"0.135"12D77Vinyl Coating€14.8277
A4NEU810 ga.0.135"12D5/16"0.135"12D385Vinyl Coating€50.55385
A4NEU111 ga.3/25"10D9/32"0.1205"10D104Vinyl Coating€14.82104
A4NEU711 ga.3/25"10D9/32"0.1205"10D520Vinyl Coating€50.55520
A4NET911.5 ga.0.113"8D17/64"0.113"8D142Vinyl Coating€14.82142
A4NEU611.5 ga.0.113"8D17/64"0.113"8D710Vinyl Coating€50.55710
A4NEV211.5 ga.0.113"8D17/64"0.113"8D4260Vinyl Coating€260.114260
A4NET813 ga.0.0915"6D15/64"0.0915"6D275Vinyl Coating€14.82275
A4NEU513 ga.0.0915"6D15/64"0.0915"6D1375Vinyl Coating€50.551375
A4NET714 ga.2/25"4D13/64"0.08"4D488Vinyl Coating€14.82488

Sinker Nails

Sinker nails are used for interior designing, sheathing, carpentry, construction & wood framing applications. They have a flat, tapering head which allows them to be driven flush with the surface, thereby counter-sinking into it. These checkered nails can be removed using nail kickers, nail jacks, hammer claws, pry bars, pliers, reciprocating saws and putty knives. These vinyl-coated sinkers are composed of steel alloy for enhanced corrosion resistance and durability.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does 'd' in the size of sinker nails denote?

'd' signifies the length of a nail (including the head) by its penny size. 'd' stands for denarius, which is an ancient Roman coin that became connected with the old British penny over time. The longer the nail, the larger the penny size.

What is the difference between sinker nails and common nails?

  • Sinker nails have thinner diameters, coated shanks and smaller heads that are checkered or textured.
  • Common nails are used for rough finishing jobs like temporary framing, while sinker nails are ideal for wooden frame construction.