Cement Coated Sinkers. Packed in 50 pound boxes. Sold by the box only.  (8D, 12D, 16D and 20D available.)

Uses of Cement-Coated Sinker Nails

Cement-coated sinker nails are best used in framing, carpentry, and general construction where you need strong holding power, easier driving, and reduced wood splitting.

What They Are

Cement-coated sinker nails are steel nails with a thin cementitious coating on the shaft. This coating:

• Improves grip by creating a mechanical bond with wood fibers
• Reduces driving effort by acting as a self-lubricating layer
• Minimizes splitting in softer woods
• Adds some corrosion resistance in dry or moderate environments

Common Applications

These nails are widely used in:

• Framing and subassembly – e.g., sheds, decks, furniture, and small structural projects
• Sheathing and subflooring – securing panels to frames with strong hold and less movement
• Fencing – holding pickets and rails securely for durability
• General carpentry – trim, cabinetry, jigs, and fixtures
• Pallet construction – where high holding power is needed

Why Choose Them

• Stronger hold than plain nails, especially in softwoods like pine or fir
• Easier to drive with less bending or splitting
• Cost-effective compared to specialty nails with barbs or rings
• Versatile for both indoor and dry outdoor projects