Hillman Fasteners 461340 Galvanized Polebarn Nails 60D 5 Lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461340 is a hot-dipped galvanized polebarn nail designed for heavy-duty structural fastening in post-frame and pole barn construction. At 6 inches in length and designated 60D (sixty-penny), these nails deliver the penetration depth needed to secure large dimensional lumber in demanding agricultural and commercial building applications. The hot-dipped galvanizing process provides a thick zinc coating that resists corrosion in exposed outdoor environments. Each box contains 5 pounds of nails, making this package well suited for bulk fastening work on the job site.

Polebarn nails in this size are used primarily in post-frame building construction, including agricultural pole barns, equipment storage structures, and similar large-scale wood-framed projects. The 60D size is a standard specification for attaching girts, purlins, and ledger boards to posts where structural integrity and long-term holding power are required. Licensed contractors and experienced builders handling post-frame construction will find this box suitable for high-volume nailing tasks using pneumatic framing nailers or hand tools rated for large-diameter nails.

Key Features

• Hot-dipped galvanized coating for corrosion resistance in outdoor and agricultural environments
• 60D designation at 6 inches in length for deep structural penetration into large lumber
• 5-pound box quantity suitable for production-level post-frame fastening work
• Packaged 6 boxes per case for convenient job site stocking
• Designed for use in pole barn and post-frame structural applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 60D polebarn nail for use in post-frame and pole barn structural construction where 6-inch hot-dipped galvanized fasteners are specified.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified contractors familiar with post-frame construction standards. Always verify that the nailer or hand tool being used is rated for 60D nails of this length and shank diameter before driving. Follow applicable building codes and engineered plans for nail spacing and fastener schedules. Store unused nails in a dry location to maintain coating integrity prior to use.