Tip number 11 for superior performing fasteners
With reference to tips 1 & 3 this week we focus on, “when using nail in-anchors”.
Reference – interesting article – superior performing fasteners tips and tricks.
As a fastener business we often get some hard questions about fasteners. Sometimes though, we get questions that seem obvious to us because we have been in the industry for so long. Its hard to tell when something is common knowledge or simply something we know because we work in the industry. To remedy this, we highlight 1 quick tip each week for using fasteners that outline some of the basics of fasteners we think everyone should know.
When using nail in-anchors
When using nail in-anchors, insert the plug and nail into the prepared hole, then hammer the nail in. If not, the plug will not expand sufficiently inside the surface area and as a result would not perform optimally.
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Read
- Why you shouldn’t use 18-8 stainless steel in or near a salt water environment
- How to use hot dip galvanised fasteners
- Why you shouldn’t use stainless steel and aluminum together
- Always use fastener lubricant on stainless steel fasteners
- Why you should always use the right size screwdriver
- The right driver bit for the right screw head
- Always pre-drill hardwood before installing screws
- Do not mix fine and coarse thread fasteners
- Don’t over-tighten fasteners
- You’re not invincible, wear safety gear
Check back next week for Fastener tips and tricks number 12
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