Hillman Fasteners 461403 Fluted Masonry Nails 9x2.5in Box 12

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461403 is a box of 12 fluted masonry nails sized 9 gauge by 2.5 inches, manufactured from tempered and hardened steel for reliable penetration into concrete, block, and masonry substrates. The fluted shank displaces material during driving to resist pullout, while the flat head seats flush against the surface. These nails are driven with a hand or pneumatic hammer and are a standard fastening solution for securing wood plates, furring strips, and hardware directly to masonry. Hardened construction allows them to withstand the impact force required for masonry installation without bending or fracturing.

These fluted masonry nails are used in residential and light commercial construction and remodeling applications where fastening wood or metal components to concrete floors, walls, or block is required. Common install scenarios include sill plate attachment, furring strip installation, and wood framing tied to existing masonry. They are typically installed by carpenters, general contractors, and masonry trades. The package contains 12 nails sold as a box unit.

Key Features

• Tempered and hardened steel construction for impact resistance during masonry driving
• Fluted shank design improves grip and pullout resistance in concrete and block
• Flat head provides flush seating against the work surface
• 9 gauge diameter by 2.5 inches length suits a range of masonry fastening depths
• Sold in a box of 12 nails for job-site convenience

Compatibility

Designed as a standard fluted masonry nail for use in concrete, concrete block, and similar masonry substrates where direct nail fastening is required.

Installation Notes

Fluted masonry nails are installed by carpenters and masonry trades using a hand maul or masonry hammer. Always wear appropriate eye protection, as hardened steel nails can chip or deflect on impact. Pre-drilling a pilot hole with a hammer drill and masonry bit is recommended in dense concrete to reduce the risk of cracking the substrate. Follow applicable building codes for fastener spacing and embedment depth when securing structural members to masonry.