Stanley Bostitch S6DR113GAL-FH Ring Shank Nail 2in .113 2000pk

Product Description

The STANLEY BOSTITCH S6DR113GAL-FH is a 2000-count box of 2-inch by .113-inch diameter galvanized ring shank stick nails for pneumatic framing and sheathing nailers. The ring shank profile increases withdrawal resistance compared to smooth shank nails, making these a common choice for structural sheathing, subflooring, and framing applications where holding power matters. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for treated lumber and exterior assemblies. Each nail is collated in stick format for use in compatible Bostitch and select other brand nailers. The full box weighs 13.17 pounds and contains 2,000 nails per pack.

These nails are suited for residential and light commercial framing, roof sheathing, wall sheathing, and subfloor installation. The stick collation format is standard for most angled and straight magazine framing nailers. Contractors and carpenters reach for ring shank nails when code or project specs require higher pull-through resistance than a smooth shank provides. Compatible nailer models listed by the manufacturer include the Bostitch N80SB, N88WW, and F28WW, as well as True Value 732-104.

Key Features

• Ring shank profile increases withdrawal resistance over smooth shank nails
• Galvanized coating for corrosion resistance in treated lumber and exterior applications
• Stick collation format compatible with standard framing nailer magazines
• 2000 nails per box for high-volume production framing work
• 2-inch length at .113-inch diameter for structural sheathing and framing use

Compatibility

Compatible with the Bostitch N80SB, N88WW, and F28WW nailers, and True Value 732-104. Always verify magazine angle and collation format match your specific nailer model before loading.

Installation Notes

These nails are installed using a pneumatic stick nailer by a carpenter, framer, or general contractor. Verify the nailer's magazine accepts the correct collation angle and nail diameter before use. Disconnect the air supply and clear the magazine before performing any jam clearing or maintenance on the nailer. Follow applicable building code fastener schedules for sheathing and framing applications.