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Brown Panel Nails (1-5/8") - 1.5 oz.Item is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
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Brown Panel Nails (1-5/8") - 1.5 oz.Item is usually in stock, but we'll be in touch if there's a problem
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Part Number: 41FPWZH
UPC: 10008236437048
Vendor Item Number: 532668
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Technical Details
Industrial Category:
Fasteners
Industrial Subcategory:
Nails
Industrial Subtype:
Common Nails
Brand Name:
Hillman
Case Quantity:
12
Country of Origin:
TW
Finish:
Tempered
Head Type:
Panel
Interior Exterior Code:
Interior
Master Pack Quantity:
6
NMFC Freight Class Code:
95935
Packaging Type:
Fas-Pak
Point Type:
Sharp
Primary Color:
Brown
Product Base Material:
Steel
Product Size:
1-5/8"
Sales Catalog Section:
FST
Thread Type:
Ringed
UPC Code:
8236437041
Manufactured By:
Paulin
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Additional Information
- 1.5 oz. per retail package
- 26
- Brown hue to match your paneling needs
- BROWN PAINTED FINISH: Hue designed to match your panel needs
- GREAT FOR WOOD FASTENING: Designed to attach panel board to wood furring, strips, or studs
- RINGED SHANK: Increases holding power and resists vibration
- SITS FLUSH WITH MATERIAL: Flat head allows for flush placement against the surface
- Six (6) Fas-Paks per sellable unit
- TEMPERED STEEL CONSTRUCTION: Designed to increase resistance to bending upon installation
Product Overview
Brown Panel Nails are used to attach panel board to indoor materials such as drywall. These nails are painted to blend in with the surface of the panel. The flat head and ringed shaft provide security in fastening your panel board to prevent slipping. Do nut use in treated lumber or where corrosion is a concern.