Stanley Bostitch RH-S10D120EP Framing Nail 3in 21 Degree 4000ct

Product Description

The STANLEY BOSTITCH RH-S10D120EP is a full round head framing nail designed for pneumatic collated nailers used in structural framing, sheathing, and general carpentry applications. Each nail measures 3 inches in length by 0.120 inches in shank diameter and is set at a 21-degree angle for compatibility with standard plastic-collated framing nailers. The plastic collation holds nails securely in the strip for reliable feeding. This box contains 4,000 nails, providing enough fasteners for extended framing work on residential construction sites or commercial rough carpentry projects.

These nails are suited for residential and light commercial framing tasks including wall framing, roof sheathing, subfloor installation, and structural panel attachment. They are intended for use with pneumatic framing nailers that accept 21-degree plastic-collated full round head nails. The 3-inch length and 0.120-inch shank diameter meet typical code requirements for common framing connections. Carpenters, framers, and general contractors are the primary installers for this fastener type.

Key Features

• Full round head design meets code requirements for shear wall and structural framing connections
• 21-degree plastic collation for reliable feeding in compatible pneumatic nailers
• 3 inches length x 0.120 inches shank diameter for standard framing fastener applications
• 4,000-count box reduces reload frequency on large framing jobs
• Compatible with the Bostitch F21PL framing nailer and other 21-degree plastic-collated nailers

Compatibility

Fits the Bostitch F21PL framing nailer. Also fits other brands of 21-degree plastic-collated framing nailers.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by licensed carpenters or framers using a pneumatic framing nailer rated for 21-degree plastic-collated full round head nails. Verify the nailer magazine angle and collation type before loading to avoid misfires or jams. Always disconnect the air supply before clearing jams or servicing the nailer. Follow applicable building codes for fastener spacing and penetration depth in structural applications.