Hillman Fasteners 461417 8D Sinker Nail 2-3/8 in 50 Lb Box

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461417 is a vinyl coated sinker nail sold in a 50-pound box, intended for structural framing, sheathing, and general carpentry work. The 8D designation corresponds to a 2-3/8 inch length, sized for driving through dimensional lumber with standard framing hammers or pneumatic nailers. The vinyl coating reduces friction during driving and provides a light holding enhancement once the nail is seated. This fastener is a staple supply item for framing contractors, general carpenters, and construction crews working on residential and light commercial builds.

This nail is suited for wood framing applications including wall framing, floor decking, roof sheathing, and subfloor attachment. The 50-pound bulk box format is intended for high-volume jobsite use where frequent refills are not practical. Carpenters and framing crews working on production builds or large renovation projects will find the bulk quantity appropriate for sustained daily use. The 8D sinker is one of the most common nail sizes specified in residential framing details and general construction fastening schedules.

Key Features

• Vinyl coating reduces driving friction and improves nail seating in dense lumber
• 8D size at 2-3/8 inches meets common residential framing nail specifications
• 50-pound bulk box minimizes jobsite restocking interruptions
• Sinker profile designed for use with framing hammers and compatible pneumatic tools
• Consistent wire gauge and point for reliable driving performance in dimensional lumber

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose 8D sinker nail suitable for standard wood framing and carpentry fastening applications where a 2-3/8 inch vinyl coated nail is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed carpenters, framing contractors, or qualified construction workers following applicable building code nailing schedules. Verify that nail length and gauge meet the nailing pattern requirements specified in local building codes or structural drawings before use. When using pneumatic nailers, confirm tool compatibility with sinker-profile nails and set driving depth to avoid overdriving. Store fasteners in a dry location to prevent corrosion prior to use.