Iron nails, having a flat head at one end and a sharp end at the other, are used mainly for fixing or connecting. In the early days, because China’s technology was backward, iron nails once relied on imports, for “imported goods”, so the iron nails are called “foreign nails”.
There are many kinds of nails, commonly used are ordinary nails, felt nails, cement steel nails, headless nails, shooting nails, roll nails. The surface is galvanized, copper plated, etc., according to actual needs to choose.
Iron nails: Typically made of iron, used for fastening objects, with good toughness and strength.
Steel nails: Made of steel, with higher strength, better corrosion resistance, and wear resistance.
Applications:
Construction industry: Used for connecting wood and other building materials.
Furniture manufacturing: Commonly used in furniture assembly.
Automotive industry: Used to secure body components.
Electrical equipment: Used to secure cables and other components.
Selection Recommendations
Environment: In humid or corrosive environments, it is recommended to use galvanized or stainless steel nails.
Load requirements: For applications with high load requirements, steel nails are more suitable.
Maintenance and Storage
Storage: Should be stored in a dry environment to avoid rust from moisture.
Usage: Check nails for rust or deformation before use to ensure the safety of the connection.