Steel Masonry Nails
Hardened steel nails with fluted shank for concrete and masonry anchoring. Classified 7317.00.65 as one-piece steel nails without copper elements. Fluting aids grip but remains 'other' unless specifically twisted.
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• Specify hardness (Rockwell) and point type (diamond vs blunt)
• Not for pneumatic use; declare hand-driven to avoid tool confusion
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