Hillman Fasteners 461404 Fluted Masonry Nails 9x3 12-pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461404 is a fluted masonry nail engineered for driving into concrete, block, and masonry surfaces without pre-drilling. Built from tempered and hardened steel, these nails deliver the hardness needed to penetrate dense substrates that standard wire nails cannot handle. The fluted shank design increases lateral holding strength by displacing material as the nail is driven, creating a mechanical lock in the base material. The flat head sits flush or nearly flush at the surface for a clean, low-profile finish. Sold in a 12-pound box, this is a trade-quantity format suited for contractors and masonry crews with ongoing fastening requirements.

These 9x3 fluted masonry nails are used in residential and commercial construction applications where steel fasteners must anchor wood framing, furring strips, door bucks, or similar materials directly to concrete or masonry walls and floors. They are driven using a hand hammer or pneumatic hammer rated for cut and masonry nails. Typical applications include basement framing, concrete form work tie-downs, and masonry attachment details where powder-actuated or screw fasteners are not specified.

Key Features

• Tempered and hardened steel construction for driving into concrete and masonry without bending
• Fluted shank displaces base material to create a mechanical grip and resist pullout
• Flat head profile for flush or low-profile surface finish
• 9x3 sizing suitable for anchoring lumber and furring to masonry substrates
• Packaged in a 12-pound box for high-volume trade use

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and general-use fluted masonry nail compatible with standard masonry nail applications in concrete, block, and similar hard substrates.

Installation Notes

Masonry nails are installed by qualified construction tradespeople following applicable building codes. Always wear eye protection when driving masonry nails, as hardened steel can produce fragments upon impact. Use a hammer rated for masonry work or a pneumatic nailer designed for masonry nails. Do not attempt to drive these nails into reinforced concrete or stone where substrate hardness exceeds the nail rating, as the nail may shatter.