Ring Shank Vs Smooth Roofing Nails

Ring shank nails are used extensively in post frame construction due to their superior performance.

Ring shank vs smooth roofing nails.

You can also use ring shank nails instead of screws to. While not as strong as ring shank nails smooth shank nails are a lot less expensive and easier to drive. As with ring shank nails the threads create a locking effect that makes the nail more difficult to remove. Ring shank nails have grooves around the shank that offer superior grip over smooth shank nails.

They are utilized in softer woods where splitting is not a concern. Simpson strong tie 1 in. Whenever we go to rs the diameter drops to 120. Set your store to see local availability add to cart.

They can be made from copper aluminum stainless steel or galvanized carbon steel. Simpson strong tie 0 131 in. Annular thread also has rings around the shank but these are externally beveled. Set your store.

I wanted to use ring shank which have a better hold but i can t seem to find rs in 131. Stainless steel annular ring shank roofing nail 150 pack model t7510arn rp150 8 00 8 00. You can get 131 diameter nails in smooth shank though. These different shank types offer various properties for the roofing nails and give different application effects.

These nails have a much better holding power than nails with a smooth shank because the rings act as wedges to keep the nail firmly in place so that it cannot pop out. While ring nails are more suitable for softer wood species screw shank nails are ideal for. Smooth shank nails are the most popular types with economic cost due to less cost of materials. Ring shank nails have approximately twice the withdrawal resistance of smooth shank nails of the same diameter.

Copper smooth shank roofing nails 1 lb pack model c211rn1 20 86 20 86. Ring shank nails sometimes called deformed shank nails are nails with ridges or grooves along the shank the part of the nail that penetrates the wood. This type of nail takes more force to drive than both smooth and ring shank nails but provides greater pull through resistance than either. Building code calls for 3 x 131 nails for wall framing.

Ring shank nails often used with softer woods like plywood and shingles provide a tighter more permanent grip than smooth shank nails. Smooth shank roofing nails are the standard cheapest and most commonly used roofing nails.