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Fischer 2.8 x 51mm Ring Stainless Steel 1st Fix Framing Nails (1100 Box + 1 Fuel Cell) (534714) Fischer Stainless Steel Paper Collated Nails are compatible with Paslode IM350 and Paslode IM350+ Gas...
Fischer 3.1 x 75mm Ring Stainless Steel 1st Fix Framing Nails (1100 Box + 1 Fuel Cell) (534716) Fischer Stainless Steel Paper Collated Nails are compatible with Paslode IM350 and Paslode IM350+ Gas...
Fischer 2.8 x 63mm Ring Galvanised 1st Fix Framing Nails (3300 Box + 2 Fuel Cells) (534704) These 34° framing nails from Fischer Fixings are proven to be both stronger and more durable than collated...
Fischer 3.1 x 90mm Smooth Stainless Steel 1st Fix Framing Nails (1100 Box + 1 Fuel Cell) (534717) Fischer Stainless Steel Paper Collated Nails are compatible with Paslode IM350 and Paslode IM350+...
FirmaHold Ring Shank Stainless Steel 2.8 x 63mm Nails (1100 Box + 1 Fuel Cell)For use in structural applications using high quality paper collation for reduced nail jams. For use in structural...
SKU: 534713
SKU: 534716
SKU: 534704
SKU: 534717
SKU: CSSR63G
SKU: PAS140626
SKU: PAS141261
SKU: 534703
SKU: 534706
Fischer Stainless Steel Paper Collated Nails are compatible with Paslode IM350 and Paslode IM350+ Gas Nailers. Corrosion resistant stainless steel nails should be used when the site is located in a coastal area or highly polluted areas such as cities or close proximity to main roads. We also advise stainless steel nails for indoor use when temporary condensation occurs. Stainless steel must be used where the base material has inherent corrosive characteristics, eg: green oak or cedar. Nails offered come with ring shank design which provides a secure fixing with high pull-out resistance. Stainless Steel Paper Collated Nails from Fischer are suitable for use in 34' cordless and pneumatic clipped head first fix nailers like Paslode, Hitachi or DeWalt. 304 coating applied for external applications. Conforms to Eurocode 5 and Service Class 3.
