Hillman Fasteners 461684 Nickel Common Nails 2in 6D 100pk

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461684 is a 100-count box of 2-inch, 6D polished nickel common nails. Common nails are a standard fastener used in framing, rough carpentry, and general structural wood assembly. The polished nickel finish provides a smooth, clean surface that reduces friction during driving and resists surface oxidation in typical indoor applications. At 3.31 pounds per box, these nails are packaged in a quantity suited for jobsite use or trade restocking. Licensed carpenters, framers, and general contractors reach for 6D common nails regularly in wood-to-wood fastening tasks.

These 6D common nails are suited for residential and light commercial construction applications including interior framing, sheathing, subflooring, and general rough carpentry. The 2-inch length is a standard dimension for nailing dimensional lumber in wood-framed assemblies. The polished nickel finish makes these appropriate for applications where a cleaner appearance or reduced surface drag is preferred over plain bright steel. They are suitable for use with a hammer or pneumatic nail gun compatible with 6D common nail sizing.

Key Features

• 2-inch length, 6D penny sizing — a standard dimension for interior framing and rough carpentry
• Polished nickel finish reduces driving friction and provides a clean surface appearance
• 100 nails per box for convenient jobsite or shop use
• Sold in a package of 5 boxes per case for trade restocking
• Common nail profile provides a thick shank and flat head for strong wood-to-wood holding power

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 6D common nail for use in wood framing and general rough carpentry applications with dimensional lumber.

Installation Notes

Common nails are driven by a framing hammer or a pneumatic nailer rated for 6D common nails. Always confirm the nailer manufacturer's specifications before using packaged loose nails in a pneumatic tool. Follow applicable building codes, including IRC framing nailing schedules, when using common nails in structural assemblies. Use appropriate eye protection when hand-nailing or operating pneumatic tools.