Hillman Fasteners 461455 Eg Roofing Nails 1 in 11 Gauge

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461455 is a 1-inch, 11-gauge electro galvanized roofing nail sold in a 1-pound box under the Fasn-Rite line. The electro galvanizing process applies a zinc coating to the steel shank, providing corrosion resistance suited for standard roofing applications. At 11 gauge, the shank diameter offers reliable holding strength through roofing materials without excessive splitting. These nails are a staple fastener for roofers and general contractors handling residential roofing work, and they are compatible with most pneumatic coil and framing nailers designed for roofing nails as well as standard hammer application.

These roofing nails are intended for use in residential roofing installations, including the attachment of asphalt shingles, roofing felt, and similar sheet or strip materials to wood roof decking. The 1-inch length is suited for thinner roofing layers and felt underlayment fastening. The 1-pound box format is practical for smaller jobs, repair work, or supplemental hand-nailing alongside pneumatic installation. Roofing professionals and general contractors alike use this size when code or manufacturer requirements call for a shorter nail in lighter applications.

Key Features

• 1-inch length with 11-gauge shank diameter for roofing applications
• Electro galvanized zinc coating for corrosion resistance
• Fasn-Rite product line from HILLMAN FASTENERS
• Sold in a 1-pound box for manageable quantity on small jobs or repairs
• Suitable for hand nailing and compatible with roofing nailers accepting loose or bulk nails

Compatibility

Designed as a standard roofing nail for use in residential roofing applications where a 1-inch, 11-gauge electro galvanized nail meets the fastener specification.

Installation Notes

Roofing nails are installed by licensed roofing contractors or qualified general contractors following applicable building codes and roofing manufacturer fastener requirements. Always confirm that nail length and gauge meet the shingle or roofing material manufacturer specifications before installation. When working on a roof, follow all fall-protection requirements and applicable OSHA guidelines. Ensure the roof deck surface is dry and structurally sound before fastening.