Dry wall nail appearance characteristics and use characteristics

The appearance of the dry wall nail is characterized by trumpet head, double-line fine-tooth interwall nail and single-line thick-tooth interwall nail. The difference is that the electronic screw is two-wire. It is suitable for the connection between gypsum board and metal keel with a thickness not exceeding 0.8mm, and the latter is suitable for the connection between gypsum board and wooden keel. The dry wall nail series is one of the important categories in all fastener product series. This product is mainly used for installation of various gypsum boards, lightweight compartments and ceiling ceilings.

Let's start with the appearance. As Baidu said, the appearance of the dry wall nail is characterized by the shape of the horn head. For small size, not only so simple, but also for the requirements of this head, dry wall nails can be very demanding. First, it is round, and the second cross groove should be in the center of the round head. Otherwise, this is an unqualified dry wall nail. For consumers, the problem that will inevitably occur when using the power tool is that it will shake and damage the severely distorted material. The longer the specification, the more troublesome it is to encounter this situation. Second, we talk about the classification of thin wall nails. The above also introduces the difference between double-line fine teeth and single-line coarse teeth. How to distinguish them, and their functions are also different. The difference is that the electronic thread is double-line. It is suitable for the connection between gypsum board and metal keel with a thickness of no more than 0.8mm. The latter is a single-line coarse-toothed screw that is wider, and the corresponding attack speed is faster. It is suitable for the connection between gypsum board and wooden keel. The wood itself will not be destroyed. You should remember the distinction. Do not use double teeth. Do not destroy the material and do not destroy the greatly increased construction period. Let's talk about the role of dry wall nails. Drywall nails, also known as wallboard nails, are used to install various gypsum boards, ceilings, ceilings, light partitions, light steel keels, etc. We have to fix certain things in our daily lives. Because the screw embedded in the wall has the function of locking and biting, it plays an increasingly important role in our lives.

What is the difference between drywall nails and fiberboard nails?

First of all, from the diameter point of view, the diameter of fiberboard nails consists of six specifications: 3mm, 3.5mm, 4mm, 4.5mm, 5mm, and 6mm, of which 4mm, 5mm, and 6mm are common. The diameter of the drywall nail is not so many specifications, only 3.5mm. Both drywall nails and fiberboard nails have sunken, half-needle, and round-head designs. The grooves of the drywall nails are deeper and better-looking. The guard net is generally half-tooth, and the fiberboard screw is generally called transpose. The appearance of the dry wall nail is characterized by the modeling design of the horn head. According to the thread division, it can be divided into single-line coarse-tooth wall nail and double-line fine-tooth wall nail. Fiberboard nails are mainly used in furniture factories, which can lock wood (including fiberboard/density board/high density board/solid wood) well, and are currently commonly used to replace wood screws.

Self-tapping screws dry wall nails are often used for connections between thin metal plates (steel plates, saw blades, etc.). When connecting, first make the threaded bottom on the connector, and then tighten the main wall nail to the threaded bottom of the connector. The threaded surface of the drywall nail has high hardness (HRC45), so it can attack the internal thread from the threaded bottom hole of the connector to form a connection.