Hillman Fasteners 461675 Corrugated Joint Fasteners 20-pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461675 is a corrugated joint fastener used to reinforce and secure wood joints in furniture, cabinets, frames, and similar woodworking assemblies. Each fastener measures 5/8 inches in width and features 5 corrugations that bite into wood fibers as the fastener is driven flush, locking mating pieces together without the need for adhesive alone. This pack contains 20 fasteners, providing enough supply for multiple joints in a single project. Woodworkers, carpenters, and general contractors use these fasteners to strengthen miter joints, butt joints, and flat frame connections where mechanical reinforcement is required.

Corrugated joint fasteners are a standard hardware choice in light wood-frame construction, furniture repair, and millwork applications. They are typically used in residential and light commercial settings where quick, low-profile joint reinforcement is needed. The wavy-edged profile distributes holding force across multiple ridges, reducing the chance of wood splitting during installation. Each fastener drives flat against the workpiece surface, keeping the joint tight and the profile low.

Key Features

• 5/8 inches wide with 5-corrugation profile for firm wood engagement
• 20 fasteners per pack for multi-joint applications
• Low-profile design drives flush with the wood surface
• Suitable for miter joints, butt joints, and flat frame assemblies
• No pre-drilling required for most softwood and medium-density wood applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard corrugated joint fastener for use in light wood-frame construction, furniture assembly, and woodworking repair applications where 5/8 inches wide corrugated fasteners are specified.

Installation Notes

Corrugated joint fasteners are driven with a hammer or mallet directly across the joint line, perpendicular to the seam, so that the corrugations grip both mating pieces simultaneously. Ensure both wood surfaces are flush and properly aligned before driving the fastener. Use care on hardwoods, as splitting can occur without a pilot groove. No power tools or specialized equipment are required for typical installations.