Drill tail nails are a commonly used fastener, characterized by the ability to fix the nail head in wood or other materials after drilling, thereby achieving the purpose of fastening the connection. Here are the types and uses of drill tail nails: Let's take a look together!
1. Ordinary drill tail nails
A regular drill tail nail is a commonly used drill tail nail, characterized by a flat drill tail at the tail, which can drill a small hole on the surface of wood and then fix it in the wood. This type of drill tail nail is commonly used for connecting wooden products such as furniture, wooden doors, and windows.
2. Flat drill tail nails
Flat drill tail nail is a type of drill tail nail with a flat tail shape. Unlike ordinary drill tail nails, it has a flat side between the nail head and the nail tail. This type of drill tail nail is usually used to make connections where the nail head needs to be hidden, such as in boxes, furniture frames, etc.
3. Cement drill tail nail
Cement drill tail nail is a type of drill tail nail used to fix on hard materials such as concrete and bricks. Its characteristic is that there is a special drilling tail at the tail, which can drill a small hole on a hard material and then fix it in the material. This type of drill tail nail is commonly used in the construction of concrete structures such as houses and walls.
4. Special drill tail nails
In addition to the common drilling tail nails mentioned above, there are also some special drilling tail nails, such as pipe drilling tail nails, steel wire drilling tail nails, etc. These drilling tail nails are usually used in special situations, such as connecting steel pipes, steel wires, and other materials.