Hillman Fasteners 461589 Bright Common Nail 60D 6 in 50 Lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461589 is a 60D bright common nail designed for heavy-duty structural fastening applications. At 6 inches in length, this nail is used to join large dimensional lumber in framing, formwork, and general construction. The bright finish means no coating or galvanizing, making it suitable for interior or dry-environment applications where corrosion resistance is not required. Each box contains 50 pounds of nails, providing a high-volume supply appropriate for production framing crews and commercial job sites. This fastener is a workhorse of the structural trades and is typically driven by framing crews using pneumatic nailers or hand tools.

This nail is well suited for wood-frame construction projects including floor systems, wall framing, roof sheathing support structures, and concrete formwork assembly. The 60D penny size and 6-inch length make it appropriate for through-nailing thick lumber assemblies. It is commonly used on residential and light commercial framing projects where interior or protected conditions eliminate the need for a corrosion-resistant coating. The 50-pound box format is designed for contractors who need bulk supply on active job sites.

Key Features

• 60D penny size at 6 inches for heavy structural through-nailing
• Bright finish suitable for interior and dry-environment use
• 50-pound bulk box reduces restocking frequency on large jobs
• Common nail shank profile provides strong holding power in dimensional lumber
• Compatible with standard framing workflows using pneumatic or hand-driven tools

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 60D bright common nail for use in wood-frame structural applications where a 6-inch bright-finish fastener is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters and framing crews following applicable building codes such as the IBC or IRC nailing schedules. Nails should be driven flush or slightly set without overdriving, which can weaken the wood fiber around the fastener. Bright common nails are not rated for exterior or high-moisture environments where a hot-dipped galvanized or stainless fastener would be required. Always confirm nail schedule requirements with the structural drawings before installation.