Siding Nails(8 products)

Bostitch manufactures over 2000 types of fasteners. Each fastener is engineered for optimal performance in Bostitch tools, and for exceeding the performance expectations of our customers. Our goal is to continually increase efficiency, productivity and quality, and to ensure building code compliance through the ICC ESR 2020, ICC ESR 1539 and ICC ER 5426 reports. Our team of engineers leads the industry in innovation and design. Utilizing our advanced laboratory, our team of engineers conducts environmental testing to study the effects of storm forces and other weather conditions, withdrawal testing to evaluate new coatings, penetration testing to evaluate drive characteristics, and development testing to optimize withdrawal, shear and pull-through performance.

Freeman 1/2 Inch 23 Gauge Pin Nail are an excellent choice for small wood finishing such as decorative trim, picture framing and crafts. Designed to bond small work pieces without splintering or leaving a noticeable entry mark, Freeman Pin Nails should be your first choice for your trim and crafting needs.

Freeman 3/4 Inch 23-Gauge Pin Nails are an excellent choice for small wood finishing such as decorative trim, picture framing and crafts. Designed to bond small work pieces without splintering or leaving a noticeable entry mark, Freeman Pin Nails should be your first choice for your trim and crafting needs.

For the most comprehensive selection of collated staples, look for Grip-Rite Collated Fasteners, the most popular brand of fasteners in America. Collated fasteners are held together with paper, wire, plastic, tape, or glue at a specific angle for use with power nailers and staplers. No matter what the project or what size the job, Grip-Rite Collated Fasteners are the optimal fastening solution, available nationwide from a variety of dealers and retail establishments. There are many sizes and styles of collated staples available. As construction materials and techniques evolve, fastener design keeps pace with the changing technology. Fastener needs vary from project to project and the safety and life expectancy of the project can be extended or compromised based upon the fastener used.