Hillman Fasteners 461399 16D Duplex Nail 3 Inches 30 Lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461399 is a 16D bright duplex nail designed for temporary wood construction applications where repeated removal is required. At 3 inches in length, this double-headed nail allows a driver to seat the first head flush while leaving the second head exposed for easy extraction with a pry bar or claw hammer. The box contains 30 pounds of nails, providing a high-quantity supply for jobsite use. Bright finish indicates no coating, making these nails well suited for dry, interior temporary work.

Duplex nails are standard on concrete formwork, scaffold decking, batter boards, and other temporary structures that need to be dismantled after the pour or project phase is complete. The exposed second head makes clean, efficient removal possible without digging into the wood substrate. Framers, concrete form carpenters, and general construction crews typically keep duplex nails on hand for any application where assemblies are built to come apart. Sold by the box at 30 pounds per unit.

Key Features

• Double-headed design keeps second head exposed for fast, clean removal
• 16D designation at 3 inches suits standard formwork and temporary framing lumber
• Bright finish steel construction for dry temporary applications
• 30-pound box quantity reduces reorder frequency on active jobsites
• Compatible with standard nail bags, pouches, and hand-drive use

Compatibility

Designed as a standard duplex nail for temporary wood construction assemblies including concrete formwork, batter boards, and scaffold decking where disassembly is required after use.

Installation Notes

Duplex nails are installed by hand with a standard framing hammer or mallet, driving to the first head only. Do not drive past the first head or the second head will not remain accessible for removal. When stripping forms or dismantling temporary structures, use a pry bar or claw hammer against the exposed second head. These nails are intended for temporary use only and should not be used as permanent structural fasteners.