Dewalt DPT-10DR120GFH Framing Nail 3 Inches 2000 Count

Product Description

The DEWALT DPT-10DR120GFH is a 3-inch ring shank framing nail designed for use with DEWALT cordless framing nailers. Each nail features a round head, diamond point, and a galvanized finish for corrosion resistance in treated lumber and outdoor framing applications. Nails are collated at a 30-degree angle on paper tape, making them compatible with angled-stick magazine nailers. The 0.120-inch diameter shank delivers solid holding power for structural connections. This 2000-count box is suited for production framing crews and contractors who need a reliable bulk supply on the jobsite.

These framing nails are used in residential and light commercial construction for wall framing, roof sheathing, subfloor installation, and other structural nailing applications. The ring shank design increases withdrawal resistance compared to smooth shank nails, making them a common choice where building codes or engineered specifications call for enhanced fastener holding strength. DEWALT cordless framing nailers are the specified platform for this collated nail format.

Key Features

• 3-inch overall length with 0.120-inch shank diameter for structural framing work
• Ring shank profile increases withdrawal resistance in framing connections
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for treated lumber and exterior applications
• 30-degree angled collation on paper tape for use with angled-stick magazine nailers
• Diamond point for clean nail starts and reduced splitting
• 2000-count bulk pack reduces reloading frequency on production jobsites

Compatibility

Designed for use with DEWALT cordless framing nailers that accept 30-degree paper tape collated framing nails.

Installation Notes

These nails are installed by a licensed carpenter or framing contractor using a compatible pneumatic or cordless framing nailer. Confirm that the nailer magazine accepts 30-degree paper tape collation before loading. Follow all tool manufacturer safety guidelines and applicable local building codes when fastening structural framing members. Inspect nails for damage before loading and do not use bent or corroded fasteners.