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TRI-BUILT 1.5 in. Coil Roofing Nails - 7,200 Count Carton
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TRI-BUILT 1.5 in. Coil Roofing Nails - 7,200 Count Carton
TRI-BUILT 1-1/2 in. coil roofing nails come in a 7,200-count carton for pneumatic coil roofing nailers. The 1.5 in. length handles standard shingle attachment plus ridge caps and thicker deck assemblies. One carton weighs about 38 lb.
Key Features:
- 1.5 in. Length: Nails measure 1.5 in., a versatile mid-length for shingle and cap work.
- Coil Collation: Coil-collated for fast loading in pneumatic coil roofing nailers.
- 7,200 Count: 7,200 nails per carton for full-job supply.
- Versatile Length: Reaches through thicker underlayments and into wood decks with margin.
- Roofing Grade: Manufactured as roofing nails for shingle applications.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRI-BUILT |
| Sell unit | 1 carton, 7,200 nails |
| Dimensions | 1.5 in. nail length |
| Pack quantity | 7,200 nails per carton |
| Packaging | 7,200 carton |
| Product type | Coil roofing nails |
| Weight | 38 lb per carton |
| Intended use | Asphalt shingle roofing attachment |
Coverage & How Much You Need:
At 4 nails per shingle tab, a 7,200-count carton fastens roughly 35-40 squares of three-tab shingles; high-wind six-nail patterns reduce coverage. Verify the required pattern with your shingle manufacturer and local code.
Fit and Compatibility:
Use in pneumatic coil roofing nailers that accept 1.5 in. coil roofing nails of the matching collation; confirm tool compatibility. Shingles and underlayment are sold separately.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: How many nails are in a carton?
A: Each carton contains 7,200 coil roofing nails.
Q: What length are these nails?
A: These nails are 1-1/2 in. long.
Q: Are they collated for a coil nailer?
A: Yes, they are coil-collated for pneumatic coil roofing nailers.
Q: When is 1.5 in. the right length?
A: It is a solid choice when standard lengths fall short of required deck penetration, such as with ridge caps or thicker underlayments.
Q: How heavy is a carton?
A: The carton weighs about 38 lb.
Q: How many squares does a carton cover?
A: Roughly 35-40 squares at standard nailing; fewer at high-wind patterns.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
The 1.5 in. coil nail is the versatile middle length on most roofing trucks, covering standard tab attachment while still reaching required penetration on ridge caps and nail-base details. Match collation and shank to your nailer and order roughly one carton per 30-35 squares at high-wind nailing. Store coils in a dry space to protect the glue strips.
Always wear eye protection and disconnect the nailer's air supply before loading or clearing jams.
Add TRI-BUILT 1.5 in. coil roofing nails to your shingle job list today.
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