Robust drive nails for anchoring into concrete. Ideal for heavy-duty and overhead fixings without the need for screws.

What are concrete nails used for?

Concrete nails are specialized fastening elements designed for quick and secure anchoring in solid substrates such as reinforced concrete or concrete blocks. Typically used with powder-actuated or gas-actuated tools, they allow for direct fixing without the need to pre-drill holes.

Why choose concrete nails?

• Instant installation without drilling or plugs
• Strong holding power in concrete
• High resistance to mechanical loads and vibrations
• Compatible with a wide range of nailers
• Available in multiple lengths and diameters

Where are they commonly used?

• Fixing steel and metal profiles to concrete
• Installations in industrial halls and commercial buildings
• Securing tracks, conduits, and cable trays
• Quick on-site assembly of support elements

Types and features

Nails are available as loose or collated versions for tool magazines. Most are made of hardened steel and feature anti-corrosion coatings, such as zinc plating. Some versions include integrated washers for better load distribution.

How to select the right concrete nail?

Consider the type of concrete, expected load, embedment depth, and tool compatibility. For heavier loads or stronger hold, choose a longer and thicker nail.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Are concrete nails suitable for reinforced concrete?

Yes, many models are intended for use in reinforced concrete, but care should be taken to avoid contact with rebar.

What tools are required for installation?

Concrete nails are installed using powder-actuated, gas-actuated, or pneumatic tools – the choice depends on the intensity of work and jobsite conditions.

What if the nail doesn’t hold securely?

Check the concrete hardness and the selected nail dimensions. For better hold, try a longer or stronger nail type.