Hillman Fasteners 461698 Galvanized Roofing Nails 1.25in 75pk

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461698 is a 75-count pack of galvanized roofing nails measuring 1.25 inches in length. These nails are designed for fastening roofing materials such as shingles, felt underlayment, and roofing board to wood substrates. The hot-dip or electro-galvanized coating resists corrosion in outdoor and exposed conditions, making them suitable for standard residential roofing applications. The pack weight is 1.87 pounds. Licensed roofing contractors and general contractors typically use these as part of a larger supply of roofing fasteners during reroof or new-construction projects.

These 1.25-inch galvanized roofing nails are used in residential roofing installations where code-compliant, corrosion-resistant fasteners are required. They are appropriate for securing asphalt shingles, roofing felt, and similar sheet materials to wood decking. The 75-count pack format suits spot repair work, small patch jobs, or supplemental hand-nailing alongside pneumatic fastening operations. Roofing contractors, carpenters, and skilled DIYers working on low-slope or pitched roof assemblies will find this pack size practical for targeted fastening tasks.

Key Features

• Galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for outdoor roofing applications
• 1.25-inch length suitable for fastening shingles and roofing felt to wood decking
• 75-count pack format suited for repair work and small-scale installations
• Packaged in a box (BX) unit with a package quantity of 5 per box unit

Compatibility

Designed as a standard roofing nail for use in residential roofing applications involving asphalt shingles, roofing felt, and similar materials fastened to wood substrates.

Installation Notes

Roofing nails should be installed by a licensed roofing contractor or qualified tradesperson in accordance with local building codes and manufacturer shingle installation guidelines. Ensure nails are driven flush with the shingle surface without overdriving, which can compromise the fastener hold and shingle integrity. Follow applicable building codes regarding nail spacing, pattern, and penetration depth into roof decking. Use appropriate hand tools or a roofing hammer designed for nail driving in roofing applications.