1. Features of fiberboard nails
Special design: Fiberboard nails usually come with threaded or ringed pattern, this design can increase the friction between nails and fiberboard to prevent nails from loosening or falling off.
Material: Generally made of carbon steel or stainless steel, carbon steel nails have high strength, while stainless steel nails have better rust resistance and are suitable for wet environments.
Pointed design: The tip of the nail is usually very sharp, which facilitates easy penetration of the fiberboard and reduces the risk of board cracking.
Anti-slip performance: The threaded or ring structure enables the nail to be firmly fixed in the fiberboard, so that it is not easy to fall off even when subjected to vibration or pressure.
2. Types of fiberboard nails
According to different usage requirements, fiberboard nails can be divided into the following types:
Straight nails: with a smooth surface, they are suitable for simple fixing tasks but have a weak grip on the fiberboard.
Threaded nails: Nail body with spiral threads, strong grip, suitable for fixing that requires high strength.
Ring nails: Nail body with ring-shaped pattern, grip between straight nails and threaded nails, suitable for medium-strength fixing.
Self-tapping screws: with self-tapping threads, can be screwed directly into the fiberboard without pre-drilling, easy to use.
3. Uses of fiberboard nails
Fiberboard nails are mainly used in the following scenarios:
Furniture manufacturing: for fixing furniture made of medium density fiberboard (MDF) or high density fiberboard (HDF), such as closets, bookshelves, cabinets and so on.
Building renovation: for installing fiberboard wall panels, ceilings or floors.
Carpentry projects: for all kinds of carpentry projects that require fixing fiberboard.
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