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The Freeman 15° 2 in. Wire Collated Galvanized Ring Shank Coil Siding Nails are built for siding, wall sheathing, and roofing applications in both residential and commercial projects. Made of galvanized steel for superior strength and corrosion resistance, these nails deliver long-lasting performance in outdoor environments. The ring shank design provides excellent holding power -- ideal for softwood installs or high-wind areas. The 15-degree wire collation ensures smooth feeding and minimal jamming in compatible coil siding nailers, including Freeman's G2CN65, PCN65, and PCN50. Each contractor-sized box includes 3,600 nails, ensuring you're fully stocked for high-volume jobs.
Fastener Length (in.) | 2 |
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Nail Angle | 15 degree |
Nail Gauge | NA |
Nail Length (In.) | 2 in. |
Collation Material | Wire |
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Fastener Material | Steel |
Fastener Type | Collated Siding Nail |
Interior/Exterior | Exterior, Interior |
Loading Type | Coil |
Nail Coating | Electrogalvanized |
Nail Head Style | Round Head |
Nail Penny Size (d) | 6d |
Nail Type | Siding Nail |
Package Quantity | 3600 |
Product Weight (lb.) | 14.59 lb |
Returnable | 90-Day |
Shank Type | Ring Shank |
Manufacturer Warranty | N/A |
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The Freeman 15° 2-1/2 in. Wire Collated Electrogalvanized Ring Shank Coil Siding Nails have a head diameter of 7/32".
The Freeman 15° 2-1/2 in. Wire Collated Electrogalvanized Ring Shank Coil Siding Nails have a head diameter of 7/32".
The Freeman 15° 2-1/2 in. Wire Collated Electrogalvanized Ring Shank Coil Siding Nails have a head diameter of 7/32".
Freeman SNRSG92-25WC Coil Siding Nails should not be used for OSB subflooring. While the length of these is barely acceptable, the gauge is too thin for a code-compliant install that won't squeak. You should consider ring-shank framing nails with a diameter of 0.131", such as Freeman's FR.131-314GRS.
Freeman SNRSG92-25WC Coil Siding Nails should not be used for OSB subflooring. While the length of these is barely acceptable, the gauge is too thin for a code-compliant install that won't squeak. You should consider ring-shank framing nails with a diameter of 0.131", such as Freeman's FR.131-314GRS.
Freeman SNRSG92-25WC Coil Siding Nails should not be used for OSB subflooring. While the length of these is barely acceptable, the gauge is too thin for a code-compliant install that won't squeak. You should consider ring-shank framing nails with a diameter of 0.131", such as Freeman's FR.131-314GRS.
These nails are designed for 15-degree coil siding nailers. The Bostitch N64c nailer uses 30-degree nails, so these will not be compatible.
yes, it works fine. It has same spec but half of the costs.
it fits very well and works fine as I ordered and tested out.
typo, apologies. .092"
Recommended, No. Use Stainless Steel nails for Cedar. Galvanized nails will stain cedar and result in a black streak.
These will not work. You are looking for Coil Framing nails, NOT coil Siding nails. Our coil siding nails are .092 diameter, this is what I found for nail specifications for your nailer: N80CB tools uses wire collated coil nails in lengths of 1-1/2” to 3-1/4” (38.1 - 82.6mm) with shank diameters of .099” - .131” (2.5 - 3.3mm)
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