Unifix Lost Head Nails - 65 x 3.35mm - Grey

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The Unifix A2-304 Stainless Steel Lost Head Nails are ideal for professional contractors and DIY enthusiasts who require a durable, corrosion-resistant fastening solution for timber joinery and construction. These nails provide a clean, discreet finish thanks to their lost head design, though they are specifically engineered for timber applications and may not be suitable for high-impact metal-on-metal or concrete fastening needs.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | A2-304 |
| Brand | Unifix |
While A2-304 provides excellent resistance, for direct marine (saltwater) contact, A4 marine-grade stainless steel is generally recommended.
These nails are designed for manual hammer application. Check your nail gun specifications to see if it accepts loose nails of this specific shank thickness.
No, the A2-304 stainless steel is highly resistant to oxidation and is safe for use with tannin-rich woods like oak.
The quantity varies based on the length and weight, but 1Kg provides a significant supply for standard residential finishing projects.
Yes, once the nail is punched below the surface and the hole is filled, the surface can be primed and painted as normal.
Drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the 3.35mm diameter of the nail to reduce resistance.
Use a nail punch tool to drive the head below the surface, then cover with a suitable wood filler.
Ensure you are not driving the nail too close to the edge of the board; if splitting occurs, pre-drill the hole.
For optimal results, ensure you are using a hammer with a smooth or slightly checkered face to avoid marring the wood surface during installation. Because these are stainless steel, they can be slightly more prone to bending if struck at an off-angle; take care to drive them straight into the material. If you are working with particularly dense hardwoods, it is recommended to pilot-drill the wood to prevent the nail from bending or splitting the timber. Keep the remaining nails in the provided packaging in a dry area to prevent debris buildup, though the nails themselves will not rust if stored in damp conditions.