Fast and efficient drive-in anchors for concrete and masonry. Ideal for quick fixing without screws or plugs.

What are concrete nails and how do they work?

Concrete nails are fast and reliable fixing elements designed for direct fastening into concrete, steel, brick, and other solid materials. Made from hardened steel, they enable strong anchoring without the need for drilling holes.

Key advantages of mounting nails

• Fast and clean installation without drilling
• Time and labor saving on the jobsite
• Strong grip in solid substrates
• Various lengths and diameters available
• Compatible with gas and powder-actuated tools

Where to use concrete nails?

• Fixing steel profiles and sheets to concrete
• Installing suspended ceiling components
• Mounting trims, cable trays, and wooden parts
• Quick anchoring of support structures in construction

Types and features

Nails are offered both loose and collated, for different models of driving tools. They may be zinc-coated or treated with corrosion-resistant coatings. Some come with washers for improved surface contact.

How to choose the right nail?

Select the nail based on the base material, required embedment depth, and compatibility with your fastening tool. Also consider load requirements and durability expectations for the connection.

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

Are mounting nails suitable for concrete?

Yes, most models are specifically designed for concrete fastening, especially when using powder-actuated tools.

Which tools are compatible with mounting nails?

There are models available for gas, powder, and pneumatic nailers from various brands.

What if nails do not hold securely?

Check substrate hardness, penetration depth, and whether the correct nail type and length is being used. A longer or thicker nail might be needed.