Streamline high-speed, structural fastening into masonry with the professional-grade performance of the INGCO ANA02381 Continuous Firing Concrete Nails. Specifically engineered for rapid-fire applications, these collated magazine nails eliminate the downtime of manual positioning. Featuring a precise 38mm total length profile and a thick 2.9mm shank diameter, they deliver maximum shear resistance and exceptional holding power when driving directly into cured concrete walls, solid brickwork, blockwork, or heavy structural steel framing layers.

Forged from premium industrial #60 High-Carbon Steel, these nails undergo rigorous thermal tempering to achieve incredible structural hardness. This specialized metallurgy prevents bending, buckling, or dangerous shattering when subjected to the high-velocity impact of industrial nailers. Supplied in a heavy-duty, protective 1000-piece bulk color box pack, they stay flawlessly aligned and free from debris, making this kit a vital asset for commercial drywall contractors, MEP installers, and framing crews demanding peak efficiency.

Key Technical Features:

• Model: ANA02381

• Nail Dimensions: 38mm Length x 2.9mm Shank Diameter – Tailored for high-impact penetration and extreme load containment

• Quantity Configuration: 1000 Pieces per box – Ideal for high-volume jobsites and sustained structural fastening runs

• Material Composition: Forged from premium Grade 60 Carbon Steel for maximum tensile strength and durability

• Collation Architecture: Rigidly aligned strip backing designed for smooth, jam-free indexing during high-speed, continuous firing operations

• Tool Compatibility: Fully optimized and engineered for premium performance with industrial concrete gas/pneumatic nailer models (such as the INGCO CCNLI9005, CCNLI9008, and CCNLI420602 systems)

• Packaging Layout: Neatly arranged and securely packed inside a robust retail color box for jobsite transport and storage organization

• Application Range: Highly recommended for anchoring metal tracks, drywall perimeter framing, conduit brackets, junction boxes, and timber furring strips directly into hard, uncracked concrete surfaces and masonry block structures