Nails, Clipped Head, 31-33° Tape Collated Strip

31-33° Tape Collated Strip Nails, Clipped Head. Sizes and finishes vary.  (RS) Ring Shank / (HDG) Hot Dipped Galvanized and Bright (Mild Steel) / (SM) Smooth available.  HDG is ACQ Lumber compatible.

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31–33° tape collated strip nails with clipped heads are designed for framing and sheathing applications where a strong, corrosion‑resistant fastener is needed, and the collation angle allows for tight‑fit nailer feeds.

Key Features

• Collation type: Paper tape collation at 31°–33°, which is common in many framing Nailers and allows for a large collation angle for better access to tight corners and niches.
• Head style: Clipped D‑head (also called clipped head) provides a strong holding surface and is compatible with many standard Nailers.

• Common Applications

  • Decking: Secure decking boards to joists or subflooring.
  • Framing: Use in wall studs, floor joists, and roof trusses where a strong, corrosion‑resistant nail is required.
  • Sheathing: Fasten plywood, OSB, or other sheathing materials to framing members.
  • Manufactured housing: Install in prefab wall and floor assemblies.
  • Pallets & crates: Fasten wooden pallets or crates together.
  • Siding & fencing: Hold siding panels or fencing posts to framing.

  Why the 31–33° Angle?

  The collation angle affects how the nail feeds into the Nailer magazine. A 31–33° angle is compatible with many standard framing Nailers, especially those designed for paper‑tape collated nails, and allows for a good balance between feed stability and access to tight spaces.