Dewalt DPT-10D120GFH Framing Nail 3 in Galvanized 2000 Ct

Product Description

The DEWALT DPT-10D120GFH is a galvanized framing nail designed for use with DEWALT cordless framing nailers. Each nail measures 3 inches in overall length with a 0.120-inch shank diameter, a smooth shank profile, a round head, and a diamond point tip. Nails are collated at a 30-degree angle using paper tape, which feeds cleanly through compatible nailer magazines and reduces jams during high-volume framing work. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for treated lumber and outdoor framing applications. This nail is a standard choice for residential and light commercial framing crews working with pneumatic or cordless nailers.

These nails are used in structural and rough framing applications including wall plates, headers, rim joists, and subfloor nailing. The 30-degree paper tape collation is a common format for framing nailers used in new construction and renovation. The package contains 2000 nails, making it appropriate for full-day or multi-day framing operations. DEWALT specifies these nails for use with DEWALT cordless framing nailers, ensuring consistent feed and drive depth with compatible tools.

Key Features

• 3-inch overall length with 0.120-inch smooth shank diameter for standard framing fastening
• 30-degree angled collation on paper tape for compatibility with DEWALT cordless framing nailers
• Galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in treated lumber and exterior framing
• Diamond point tip for consistent penetration and reduced wood splitting
• Round head profile meets typical code requirements for structural framing connections
• 2000-count package supports extended job site use without frequent restocking

Compatibility

Designed for use with DEWALT cordless framing nailers as specified by the manufacturer. Verify magazine angle and collation type before loading in any nailer not explicitly listed by DEWALT for this nail format.

Installation Notes

These nails are installed by a licensed carpenter, framing contractor, or trained fastening technician using a compatible cordless or pneumatic framing nailer. Before loading nails, disconnect the nailer from its power source or remove the battery, and verify the magazine is clear. Follow nailer manufacturer depth-of-drive settings for the lumber species and application. Confirm local building code requirements for nail scheduling in structural framing connections before beginning work.