DESCRIPTION

Spiral nail is a construction nail with a twisted, spiral‑profiled body that rotates into the wood fibers when driven, creating an exceptionally strong mechanical joint.

ATTRIBUTES

Type:

Spiral nail (twisted body)

 

Material:

High‑quality steel

 

Usage:

Manual hammering or pneumatic nailer

Available dimensions:

3,1 × 70 mm

3,4 × 70 mm

 

Packaging:

1 kg

2,5 kg

5 kg

Spiral nail – twisted construction nail with high grip and load capacity

This design provides grip up to 3 times stronger than a smooth nail joint, making it ideal for massive structures, load‑bearing assemblies, joints exposed to vibrations, and elements where it is crucial that the nail remains immovable over time.

The spiral body works on the principle of a screw – as it is driven in, it penetrates the wooden structure and locks firmly, reducing the possibility of pulling out and loosening of the joint. It is made of high‑quality steel and additionally processed by tumbling and cleaning, resulting in a uniform surface without edges and easier installation with manual or pneumatic tools.

This nail is used as an alternative to screws in cases where high holding force is required, but without pre‑drilling or additional reinforcement of the joint.

Technical characteristics

– Type: spiral construction nail (twisted body)
– Construction: spiral profile – maximum friction and holding
– Material: high‑strength quality steel
– Processing: tumbling + cleaning (smooth surface, no sharp edges)
– Surface: natural steel (without zinc)
– Head: flat, suitable for countersinking into material
– Tip: sharp, quickly penetrates wood and initiates spiral insertion
– Installation: manual or pneumatic tools, depending on equipment

Where it is used (application)

The spiral nail is recommended in systems requiring high load capacity, resistance to pulling out, and prevention of joint loosening. An ideal solution for elements exposed to load, impacts, humidity changes, or vibration.

Most common applications:

Construction and structures
– massive wooden structures
– rafters, battens, substructures, and roofing systems
– joints bearing weight or working under load
– prefab assembly and façade systems

Industry and packaging
– heavy‑duty pallets
– crates, boxes, and transport packaging
– industrial assembly and wooden unit construction

Carpentry and assembly
– furniture structures under high stress
– permanent joints that must not loosen
– combination with adhesives for maximum strength

Professional and household use
– interior and construction works
– panel and substructure installation
– replacement for screws in many cases requiring speed and holding

Advantages of the spiral nail

– spiral profile holds 2–3 times stronger than smooth nails
– twisting into wood fibers prevents pulling out and loosening
– especially resistant to vibration and dynamic load
– works like a screw without the need for pre‑drilling
– professionally tumbled and cleaned – easy driving
– suitable for structures, pallets, industrial assembly
– produced in 70 mm length for deep, secure fixation