Hillman Fasteners 461389 Bright Box Nail 3in 10D 5lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461389 is a bright box nail packaged in a 5-pound box, sized at 3 inches (10D pennyweight). Bright box nails feature a smooth, uncoated steel shank with a flat head and a thinner shaft profile compared to common nails, which reduces wood splitting during installation. This makes them a standard choice for general framing, sheathing, and box assembly work where a clean, uncoated fastener is acceptable in dry interior or protected applications. Each box contains 5 pounds of nails, sold in a case pack of 4 boxes.

These nails are suited for residential and light commercial construction tasks including wall framing, subfloor nailing, wood box fabrication, and general carpentry. The 10D designation and 3-inch length provide adequate penetration depth for fastening dimensional lumber and sheathing panels. They are typically driven by a framing hammer or pneumatic nailer where the magazine accepts loose or bulk nails, and are selected by carpenters, framers, and general contractors for interior structural and finish work in dry conditions.

Key Features

• 3-inch length, 10D pennyweight sizing for standard framing and sheathing applications
• Bright finish — smooth, uncoated steel surface suitable for dry interior use
• Thin box-nail shank profile reduces splitting in dimensional lumber
• Flat head design for flush or countersunk driving
• 5-pound per box quantity supports extended job-site use
• Sold in a case pack of 4 boxes (20 pounds total case weight)

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose bright box nail compatible with standard framing hammers and bulk-feed pneumatic nailers accepting 10D box nails in dry interior construction applications.

Installation Notes

Bright box nails are installed by qualified carpenters and framers using a standard framing hammer or compatible pneumatic nail gun. Because the bright finish provides no corrosion resistance, these fasteners should not be used in exterior, treated lumber, or high-moisture environments — consult applicable building codes for approved fastener types in those conditions. Verify nailer compatibility with loose bulk nails before loading. Follow all applicable IRC and IBC fastener schedule requirements for the specific assembly being built.