3" (70PKT) Steel Nail - Per Ctn

3-inch length, carbon steel construction with a heat-treated core for strength, a milled head to resist wear, and a smooth shank to minimize splitting. Sold 70 nails per carton, suitable for heavy-duty projects.

They are versatile and work well with wood and many common construction materials. The smooth shank helps reduce splitting in wood, while the carbon steel provides solid strength for various applications.

Use a standard hammer or nail gun suitable for 3-inch nails. Align the nail, drive straight, and avoid bending. The extra‑large, milled head helps prevent slipping, and the smooth shank minimizes material cracking.

Each carton contains 70 nails.

They’re well suited for roofing, siding, flooring, basic framing, and general installations where a strong, 3-inch nail is required.

Wear eye protection and gloves, keep nails away from children, and store in a dry place. Use the appropriate driver and ensure your work area is stable to prevent mishandling.

Carbon steel nails offer strong performance but can be more prone to corrosion in moist or outdoor environments. Galvanized nails provide better corrosion resistance, while stainless nails offer superior corrosion resistance in harsh conditions. For outdoor or damp settings, consider alternatives like 3-inch galvanized steel nails (https://fepy.com/product/3-inch-galvanized-steel-nails) or 3-inch stainless steel nails (https://fepy.com/product/3-inch-stainless-steel-nails).

They are designed for both hammer and nail-gun use. Ensure your tool is rated for 3-inch nails and matches the nail type (carbon steel). The milled head and smooth shank help with consistent driving and reduced material damage.

Keep them in a dry, cool place in their original carton or a sealed container to prevent rust. Store away from moisture and dust, and keep them organized so you can reuse the ones you need.

Choose 3-inch nails for thicker materials or where a longer nail is needed for a secure hold. If you’re working outdoors or in damp conditions, galvanized or stainless options may be preferable due to better corrosion resistance. Also consider head type and shank texture to minimize wood splitting and improve drive consistency.

They offer a practical balance of length, quantity (70 per carton), and carbon-steel strength for a wide range of tasks, making them a cost-effective choice for standard construction and installation projects.