Countersunk, double countersunk, semi-countersunk, trumpet and pan head chipboard nails are widely used in construction, furniture manufacturing and industrial fields, with a variety of specifications and materials to meet the needs of different scenarios. These nails are designed to provide beautiful, strong and stable connections.
Diverse shapes and specifications: including countersunk nails, double countersunk nails, semi-countersunk nails, trumpet nails and pan head nails, suitable for different types of boards and structural needs. For example, countersunk nails are often used in situations where the nail head needs to be hidden to keep the surface flat and beautiful; while double countersunk nails are suitable for scenarios that require stronger fixing force.
Rich materials: The products cover a variety of materials such as stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, copper, etc. Among them, 304 stainless steel nails are widely used in humid environments due to their corrosion resistance, while carbon steel nails are suitable for heavy-duty scenarios due to their high strength and durability.
Wide range of applications: These nails are widely used in furniture making, wood product installation, gypsum board fixing, wallboard installation, and mechanical equipment assembly. For example, in furniture manufacturing, countersunk nails are often used to embed into the wood surface to ensure a neat appearance; in construction, stainless steel pan head nails are used to fix metal frames.
Design optimization: Some nails are specially designed, such as trumpet head nails and pan head nails, and their head design helps to improve the fixing strength and reduce damage to the board.