
Wire Works 3 in. Copper Nails, Bulk 1 lb Package
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Wire Works 3 in. Copper Nails, Bulk 1 lb Package
These are 3 in. copper nails sold in bulk by the pound from Wire Works. Copper construction offers natural corrosion resistance, making these nails a common choice for slate, tile and copper flashing work. One 1 lb bulk package is included per purchase.
Key Features:
- Solid copper: Copper nails resist corrosion and will not react with copper flashing.
- 3 in. length: Long 3 in. length gives strong penetration for heavy materials.
- Bulk 1 lb pack: Sold by the pound so you buy only what the job needs.
- Traditional fastener: Standard choice for slate, tile and sheet-metal work.
- Non-staining: Copper avoids the rust streaks common with steel nails.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | Wire Works |
| Sell unit | 1 lb bulk package of nails |
| Material | Copper |
| Nominal size | 3 in. |
| Weight | 1 lb |
| Intended use | Fastening slate, tile, copper flashing and sheet metal |
Fit and Compatibility:
Use with copper flashing, sheet metal, slate and tile applications where copper fasteners are specified; do not mix with dissimilar metals where galvanic corrosion is a concern.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: How many nails are in a 1 lb package?
A: The piece count per pound is not stated in the listing; the package weighs 1 lb of 3 in. copper nails.
Q: What are copper nails used for?
A: They are commonly used for slate and tile roofing, copper flashing and sheet-metal work.
Q: Will they rust?
A: No, copper is naturally corrosion resistant and will not rust like steel.
Q: Can I use them with galvanized metal?
A: Avoid mixing copper with galvanized steel in wet conditions, as dissimilar metals can promote corrosion.
Q: How is this item sold?
A: In bulk, by the pound.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Copper nails are the correct fastener when working with copper flashings and are frequently specified for slate work where long, corrosion-proof shanks are needed. Because they are softer than steel, drive them with a controlled hammer blow or set them by hand to avoid bending. Buy by the pound and estimate usage from your fastening schedule.
Wear gloves and eye protection when handling and driving nails; keep fasteners away from children.
Pick up a bulk pound of Wire Works 3 in. copper nails for your slate, tile or flashing work.
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