Fasteners

While staples excel at securing materials over large areas, a completely different type of fastener is essential for precision woodworking, the assembly of wooden structures, and final finishing work. Modern pneumatic and cordless tools require nails, brads, and pins of the highest quality, which ensure not only 100% joint strength but also an aesthetically clean result. Our range of fasteners guarantees absolute dimensional accuracy and the use of a top-quality adhesive.

For easy navigation, we have divided our product range into the following specialized subcategories:

• Brads: Carpentry brads are small-headed nails designed for a wide range of assembly and craft applications. They are designed for use with electric, cordless, gas-powered, and pneumatic nailers from all major brands. Thanks to their design, they are ideal for the manufacture of windows, doors, furniture, and toys, as well as for installing floors and decking. They are also used in the production of crates and for precise decorative work. We offer a wide range of sizes (types 12, 16, 84, 500, and 15G-DA).
• Pins (headless nails): Carpentry pins are very thin, headless nails designed for use with electric, cordless, and pneumatic nail guns from all major brands. Thanks to their design, they allow for the creation of a virtually invisible joint, which is crucial in toy manufacturing, the installation of moldings, and decorative work. They are also used in the industrial production of furniture, windows, and doors, as well as in the manufacture of crates and birdhouses.
• Nails: The nail selection includes wire-bound coil varieties as well as models in plastic strips at a 21° angle. The selection includes nails with both twisted and smooth surfaces, which ensure an extremely strong bond when installing roof battens, manufacturing pallets, and installing OSB panels. They are fully compatible with nail guns from all major brands.
• Zinc-plated locking pins: These are designed for the professional manufacture of wooden windows. These fasteners are used to securely join window components, either temporarily or permanently, prior to final pressing or gluing.

Advances in fasteners have completely transformed the way today’s craftsmen work. The traditional method of driving nails with a hammer carries a high risk of denting the visible wood, bending the nail, and wasting valuable time. In contrast, machine-driven strip nails and pins ensure precision. The tip of this material is specially shaped during manufacturing to cleanly cut through the fibers of solid wood, rather than splitting them.