2" (80PKT) Steel Nail - Per Ctn

Key specs: length is 2\"; material is high‑grade hardened steel; nails have reinforced heads and extra‑sharp tips for strong grip. Packaging is 80 packs per carton, and each pack contains 80 nails, for a total of 6,400 nails per carton (pack counts can vary by packaging label).

They can be driven with a hammer or used in a compatible nail gun. When using a nail gun, ensure the tool is set to the correct depth so nails sit flush or slightly below the surface. For hardwoods, consider pilot holes to prevent splitting. Drive nails straight and avoid bending to maintain holding strength.

Ideal for decking, wooden fencing, framing, and other heavy‑duty wood‑to‑wood connections where strong, secure fasteners are needed.

They’re made from high‑grade hardened steel with reinforced heads and sharp tips. The specification does not indicate a coating; for outdoor exposure, you may want to consider protective finishes or coatings depending on your project requirements.

Yes, when used properly. Wear eye protection and gloves, clamp workpieces securely, and keep nails away from children. Store nails in a dry place to prevent corrosion and handle them carefully to avoid injuries from sharp points.

If you’re considering alternatives on Fepy, you might compare these options: Galvanized 2 In. Steel Nails (80PKT per Carton) at https://fepy.com/product/2inch-steel-nails-galvanized-80pkt-per-carton, 2 In. Steel Ring‑Shank Nails (80PKT per Carton) at https://fepy.com/product/2inch-steel-nails-ring-shank-80pkt-per-carton, and 2 In. Smooth‑Shank Steel Nails (60PKT per Carton) at https://fepy.com/product/2inch-steel-nails-smooth-shank-60pkt-per-carton. These offer different corrosion resistance and holding power characteristics for various applications.

A carton is configured for bulk use, typically 6,400 nails (80 packs × 80 nails per pack). Buying in bulk can reduce the per‑nail cost and is convenient for larger jobs; calculate your total nail needs by project size to determine if bulk is more economical for you.

These 2\" nails are commonly used with 16‑gauge tools, but you should verify your nail gun’s compatibility and the exact gauge specified on the packaging. If in doubt, check your tool’s manual or the product label for the recommended gauge range.

Store them in their original cartons or in a dry, cool place to prevent moisture exposure. Keep packs intact to avoid accidental exposure, and ensure they’re kept away from children and moisture to minimize corrosion and misplacement.

Nails are generally single‑use fasteners; reusing them can compromise holding strength and cause wood splitting. For best results, use a fresh nail for each fasten and ensure the wood surface is clean and free of debris. If you must reuse, inspect the nails for bending or damage and replace any compromised ones.