Hillman Fasteners 461818 Corrugated Fasteners 100 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461818 is a 100-pack of corrugated joint fasteners designed to reinforce wood joints without visible hardware on the surface. Each fastener measures 5/8 inches wide with 5 corrugations, driving flush into the wood grain to pull mating pieces together and hold them under tension. These are a standard tool for framers, furniture builders, and finish carpenters working on mitered frames, box joints, and flat wood assemblies. The pack contains 100 individual fasteners, making it practical for production work or repeat repairs. Total package weight is 2.1 pounds.

Corrugated joint fasteners are used across residential and light commercial woodworking applications. Common uses include reinforcing picture frames, cabinet face frames, door frames, furniture joints, and wooden screen frames. They are driven directly into the wood across a joint using a mallet or hammer, eliminating the need for adhesive alone or exposed mechanical fasteners. Carpenters and finish trim professionals keep these on hand for quick, low-profile joint reinforcement on both rough and finish-grade lumber.

Key Features

• 5/8 inch wide corrugated fastener with 5 corrugations per piece for secure wood-to-wood engagement
• 100 fasteners per pack for production-volume or multi-repair use
• Low-profile design drives flush with the wood surface, leaving no exposed hardware
• Compatible with standard mallet or hammer installation — no special tools required
• Suitable for mitered corners, butt joints, and flat panel assemblies

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose corrugated joint fastener for use with standard dimensional lumber, MDF, and soft to medium hardwoods in residential and light commercial woodworking applications.

Installation Notes

Corrugated joint fasteners are installed by carpenters and woodworkers using a hammer or rubber mallet driven squarely across the wood joint. Ensure mating surfaces are flush and aligned before driving fasteners to prevent joint misalignment. Drive fasteners perpendicular to the joint line for maximum holding strength. When used on finish surfaces, take care to avoid over-driving, which can split thinner stock.