Hillman Fasteners 461353 Stainless Steel Common Nail 8D

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461353 is an 8D stainless steel common nail measuring 2.5 inches in length, sold by the pound in box packaging. Common nails in this gauge and length are a standard fastener in structural and rough carpentry applications, providing strong holding power in wood framing, sheathing, and general construction assemblies. The stainless steel construction resists corrosion, making these nails suitable for treated lumber, coastal environments, and exterior applications where standard bright steel fasteners would degrade. Carpenters, framers, and general contractors are the primary installers of this fastener type.

These 8D common nails are used in residential and light commercial construction where a 2.5-inch penetration depth is required. Typical applications include wood framing, subfloor attachment, exterior sheathing, decking, and any assembly where corrosion resistance is a priority. The 8D size is one of the most widely specified nails in conventional framing schedules. This product is sold by the box, with a package quantity of 12 units per box.

Key Features

• Stainless steel construction resists corrosion in wet, coastal, and treated-lumber environments
• 8D designation, 2.5 inches in length for solid penetration in structural framing applications
• Common nail profile provides maximum shear and withdrawal strength versus box or sinker profiles
• Sold by the pound for convenient quantity management on the job site
• Package quantity of 12 per box supports bulk project stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 8D common nail suitable for use with conventional framing nailers and hand-nailing in wood construction assemblies requiring stainless steel fasteners.

Installation Notes

These nails are driven by licensed carpenters and framers using a hammer or pneumatic framing nailer rated for the 8D common nail size. Always verify that the nailer magazine and depth settings are compatible with 2.5-inch common nails before use. When fastening into pressure-treated lumber, stainless steel fasteners are required by most current building codes to prevent accelerated corrosion. Follow applicable local building codes and fastening schedules for structural assemblies.