Questions and Answers for Paslode 3 in. x 0.120 in. Round Drive 30-Degree Steel Galvanized Ring Shank Paper Tape Framing Nails ( 750 Per Box )

A:  Yes

A:  Hello, Fencing usually calls for a small gauge nail (0.099”) but as long as you are using 30 degree paper tape framing nails of size range 2"-3.5" length in diameters 0.113, 0.120 or 0.131 then you can use this tool. Thanks!

A:  Sure can! As long as you have the gun to shoot them!

A:  Ring shank means there are rings or grooves on the nail to lessen the chance of it backing out. 

A:  Hello, Ring Shank means there is an annular (circular) deformation along the shank, typically near the point, which can increase the tensile withdrawal strength - this makes it harder for the nail to pull out. Thank you!

A:  I use the ring shank for better hold because of expansion and shrinking.

A:  Hello. James Hardie siding installation instructions, along with ESR-2290 allow for the use of 6d common nails for certain face nail applications. Paslode 2 in. x 0.113-Gauge 30-Degree Galvanized Ring Shank Paper Tape Framing Nails meets size requirements of a 6d common nail, however our nail has a ring shank profile and a 6d nail is referenced as a smooth shank profile as defined in ASTM F1667. Please consult James Hardie to confirm the rings on nail are acceptable.

A:  yes

A:  You should have no issues using the ringshank nails. Only problem would be if you have to ever remove them they are not going to pull easy.

A:  As far as weather and strength yes plenty strength to hang 3/4 plywood. However not sure if there is a length code for fasteners when it comes to sheathing.

A:  They work with any 30 degree gun.  Milwaukee has M18 guns that use 30 degree clips as well as guns that use 21 degree clips

A:  Yes...All 30 degree "nail" guns

A:  Hello - the Paslode 3 in. x 0.120-Gauge 30-Degree Galvanized Ring Shank Paper Tape Framing Nails are intended for use in 30-degree framing nailers and for outdoor /exterior applications.

A:  yes it does

A:  Yes, remarkably well, there’s a little gauge on the bottom where you can decide how deep you want the nail to go. This of course changes as the battery power is low. But overall it works very well.

A:  Yes that’s exactly what I use!

A:  Hello Aron, Thank you for reaching out with your question. Yes, these nails are permitted to be used with subfloor if fastening schedule outlined in IBC 2021 is followed when fastening into solid sawn lumber. For I-joist, floor trusses or other engineered components refer to their manufacturer’s guidelines. I hope this answers your question completely, please reach out again if you need any further assistance.

A:  Hello Samuel, thank you for reaching out. You can find this information in the report "ICC ESR-3072" where typical connections and shear values are published for this nail. Tables 2, 3 & 4A will contain the information you seek. Here is a link to this report: https://icc-es.org/report-listing/esr-3072/ Thank you.

A:  Hello - the main difference is the degree of the magazine angle and therefore the angle related to the nail collation. The nail collation must match the magazine angle, so if you are switching to a 21° tool, you will need to switch to 21° nails as well.

A:  Hello. Yes, these Paslode Framing Nails are designed to work in all 30° framing nailers.