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The Unifix A2-304 Stainless Steel Lost Head Nails are designed for professional woodworkers and construction specialists who require high-strength, corrosion-resistant fasteners for internal and external projects. These 50 x 2.65mm nails offer excellent durability and a discreet, clean finish thanks to their lost head design, though they are specifically intended for woodworking applications and may not be suitable for heavy-duty structural framing.
| Colour | Silver |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 9Stalhrwn/018 |
| Brand | Unifix |
Yes, A2-304 grade stainless steel offers high corrosion resistance, making them suitable for coastal environments.
Yes, they perform well in most hardwoods, though it is recommended to pilot-drill the hole if you are working near the edge of the board to prevent splitting.
While the exact count can vary due to minor manufacturing variances, a 1kg pack typically contains several hundred nails of the 50mm x 2.65mm size.
While stainless steel is highly resistant to rust, it is not entirely rust-proof under extreme chemical conditions. They are specifically designed to resist oxidation in standard outdoor and indoor environments.
No, these are specifically designed for woodworking and general construction; they are not intended for structural metal-to-metal fixings.
Use a standard nail punch or nail set to drive the head 1-2mm below the timber surface, then cover with a wood filler that matches your stain.
Ensure you are using a hammer of the correct weight for a 2.65mm nail. Avoid hitting at an angle, as stainless steel is slightly more ductile than high-carbon steel nails.
To ensure the best results, use a hammer appropriate for the 2.65mm gauge to prevent bending. If using a pneumatic nail gun, ensure the drive depth is calibrated correctly to avoid damaging the wood surface. For long-term protection, avoid using these stainless steel nails in contact with corrosive chemical treatments that might react with the metal. Store the remaining nails in the original container in a dry environment to maintain their finish and performance.
