Hillman Fasteners 461292 60D Galvanized Common Nail 50 Lb Box

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461292 is a 60D galvanized common nail measuring 6 inches in length, sold in a 50-pound box. Common nails in this size are used for heavy structural framing, timber construction, and large-dimension lumber connections where a full-shank, flat-head fastener is required. The hot-dipped or electro-galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and treated-lumber applications. At 6 inches and the 60D penny size, these nails are suited for through-nailing thick members where holding strength and shank length are both critical factors.

This product is used primarily in residential and commercial framing, timber framing, decking substructure, and similar structural applications. Carpenters, framing crews, and general contractors reach for 60D common nails when fastening large-dimension lumber such as 4x or 6x stock, ledger boards, and heavy blocking. The 50-pound bulk box format supports high-volume jobsite use and is compatible with standard nail bags and framing pouches. Hand-nailing with a framing hammer is the standard installation method for nails of this length and gauge.

Key Features

• 60D penny size at 6 inches length for heavy-duty structural fastening
• Galvanized coating for corrosion resistance in outdoor and treated-lumber applications
• Common nail profile with full round head and smooth shank for maximum bearing surface
• 50-pound bulk box quantity suited for high-volume framing work
• Appropriate for use with pressure-treated lumber where corrosion-resistant fasteners are required

Compatibility

Designed for use as a standard 60D galvanized common nail in structural framing and timber construction applications requiring a 6-inch fastener with corrosion-resistant coating.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters and framing contractors using a standard framing hammer or hand-nailing technique. Always power down any adjacent electrical systems and follow applicable building codes, including IRC and local amendments, when fastening structural members. When used with pressure-treated lumber, verify the galvanizing grade meets current code requirements for the treatment retention level of the lumber. Do not use damaged or bent nails, as compromised fasteners reduce structural holding values.