These Sitemate 50 × 2.9mm Collated Ring Shank Nails are supplied in a box of 3300 as a nail-only pack with no gas canisters included. The nails are collated at a 34° angle and use a ring-shank profile. The raised ridges of a ring shank are designed to increase holding strength once driven in, as the grooved surface creates additional resistance against withdrawal compared with a smooth shank type. The 50mm length and 2.9mm diameter form a commonly used nail size within this collated format.

These nails use an electro-galvanised (“E-galv”) finish. Electro-galvanising applies a zinc coating through an electrical process, resulting in a smoother, thinner and more uniform finish than hot-dip galvanising. It is typically chosen where a cleaner appearance is preferred or where conditions are not as harsh, while hot-dip galvanising produces a thicker, more robust zinc layer generally suited to more demanding or exposed environments. This product forms part of the Sitemate collated nail range and is supplied boxed as a nail-only option without gas.

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These Sitemate 90 × 3.1mm Collated Smooth Shank Nails are supplied in a box of 2200 and include 3 gas canisters. The nails are collated at a 34° angle and use a smooth-shank profile. Smooth shank nails feature a plain, uninterrupted surface, which allows them to drive in more freely during installation compared with ridged shank types. The 90mm length and 3.1mm diameter format sit within a commonly used size range for collated nail systems of this kind.

These nails use an electro-galvanised (“E-galv”) finish. Electro-galvanising applies a zinc coating through an electrical process, creating a thinner, smoother and more uniform finish compared with hot-dip galvanising. Electro-galv is often selected where a cleaner appearance is preferred or where exposure conditions are more moderate, whereas hot-dip galvanising produces a visibly thicker and more robust zinc layer suited to harsher or more demanding environments. This product forms part of the Sitemate collated nail range and is supplied boxed with gas included.

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These Sitemate 50 × 2.9mm Collated Nails Ring Shank are supplied in a box of 3300 with 3 nail gun gas canisters included. The nails are collated at a 34° angle and use a ring-shank profile. The ridged pattern of a ring shank is designed to give the nail greater holding strength once driven in, as the raised grooves create additional resistance against withdrawal compared with a smooth shank. The 50mm length paired with a 2.9mm diameter sits within a commonly used format for this style of collated nail system.

These nails use an electro-galvanised (“E-galv”) finish. Electro-galvanising applies a zinc coating through an electrical process, producing a thinner, smoother and more uniform finish compared with hot-dip galvanising. Electro-galv is typically selected where a cleaner aesthetic is preferred or exposure conditions are more moderate, while hot-dip galvanising applies a thicker, more robust zinc layer that is generally suited to harsher or more aggressive environments. This product forms part of the Sitemate collated nail range and is supplied boxed with gas included.

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These Sitemate 50 × 2.9mm Collated Ring Shank Nails are supplied in a box of 3300 with 3 gas canisters included. The nails are collated at a 34° angle and use a ring-shank profile. The ridged pattern of a ring shank is designed to give the nail greater holding strength once driven in, as the raised grooves create additional resistance against withdrawal compared with a smooth shank. The 50mm length paired with a 2.9mm diameter sits within a commonly used format for this style of collated nail system.

These nails use a Hot-Dip Galvanised (“Galv”) finish. Hot-dip galvanising applies zinc by immersing the steel in molten zinc, creating a visibly thicker and more robust coating than electro-galvanising. This results in a tougher protective layer that is well suited to demanding outdoor environments or areas exposed to moisture, whereas electro-galvanising produces a thinner, smoother finish typically used where appearance is prioritised or exposure conditions are more moderate. This product forms part of the Sitemate collated nail range and is supplied boxed with gas included.

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These Galvanised Netting Staples are designed for securely fixing wire netting, mesh, and fencing materials to timber posts and rails. Manufactured from galvanised steel, they offer corrosion resistance for outdoor use and provide a reliable fixing solution for fencing, agricultural, and general landscaping projects.

Available in various staple sizes and bag weights, they allow you to choose the most suitable option for your specific application, whether you’re installing poultry netting, garden fencing, or agricultural wire. The sharp points aid easy driving into timber, while the galvanised finish helps protect against rust in external environments.

Commonly used for:

• Fixing wire netting to wooden posts

• Poultry and garden fencing

• Agricultural installations

• General outdoor and DIY projects

A practical and cost-effective fixing solution for professional trades and DIY users alike.

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These SiteMate Round Head Nails are multi-purpose nails, for use with both soft and hard timber materials. They are galvanised for increased durability.
Available in standard sizes, from 30mm to 150mm.

APPLICATION:
These nails are the most popular type of nail, used in many joinery and construction applications.

Galvanisation is process of applying a protective zinc coating to steel in order to prevent rusting. Zinc coatings prevent corrosion of the protected metal by forming a physical barrier, and by acting as a sacrificial anode even if this barrier is damaged.

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