Value Collection 10CUTMAS5 Masonry Nails 10D 3 in

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 10CUTMAS5 is a 10D cut masonry nail designed for fastening into concrete, block, and masonry substrates. At 3 inches overall length with a cut shank profile, this nail bites into hard material and resists pull-out under load. Constructed from Grade 2 steel, it delivers the hardness and durability required for structural and utility fastening in masonry applications. These nails are a standard choice for carpenters, masons, and general contractors working on concrete forming, framing to block, sill plate anchoring, and similar heavy-duty tasks where conventional wire nails would fail or bend on impact.

These 10D cut masonry nails are suited for residential and light commercial construction applications where direct fastening into concrete or masonry is required. Typical uses include attaching wood framing members to concrete walls or floors, securing furring strips to block walls, and anchoring plates to poured concrete slabs. The cut shank geometry — a flat, tapered profile produced by cutting rather than drawing wire — aligns with the grain of concrete aggregate to reduce cracking and increase holding strength compared to smooth or ring-shank alternatives.

Key Features

• 10D penny size with 3-inch overall length for deep penetration into masonry
• Cut shank profile improves grip in concrete and block substrates
• Grade 2 steel construction for hardness and resistance to bending on drive
• Standard nail form compatible with hand nailing into masonry applications
• Sold individually as a single unit per package

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard-supply fastener for residential and light commercial masonry fastening applications requiring a 10D cut nail.

Installation Notes

Cut masonry nails are driven by hand using a masonry hammer or a pneumatic hardened-nail driver rated for masonry fasteners. Always wear eye protection when driving nails into concrete or block, as fragments can break free. Pre-drill pilot holes in dense or brittle masonry to reduce substrate cracking and improve nail seating. Do not drive cut masonry nails with a standard framing hammer, as the hardened steel shank can cause spalling or tool damage.