Product Introduction
Electroplated oil felt nail is a specialized fastening nail in the field of building waterproofing, mainly used to fix oil felt and similar waterproof materials. It is mostly made of Q195 low carbon steel as the base material, which is formed by cold heading and then electroplated. The common diameter of the nail body is about 3.05mm, and the length covers standard series such as 12.7-50.8mm. The nail tip angle is strictly controlled at 35 °± 3 °, which ensures penetration and stable compression of waterproof materials.
Product Advantage
1. Strong corrosion resistance and durability: The electroplated layer can effectively isolate water vapor and rainwater, avoiding the failure of the waterproof layer caused by the corrosion of the nail body, and the service life is much longer than that of ordinary iron nails.
2. Good fixation and anti detachment performance: The large nail cap can greatly expand the pressure bearing area, disperse the pressure and avoid puncturing the felt.
3. High construction efficiency: The nail body is smooth or has a matching pattern, the nail tip is sharp, and the friction force is small and the penetration force is strong when driving.
4. Strong adaptability: With complete specifications and sizes, it can match materials such as asphalt felt and asphalt shingles of different thicknesses; And it can be adapted to special scenarios such as low temperature and vibration, with some models added with antifreeze coating.
Technical Parameters
Product Uses
1. Roof waterproofing engineering: The core is used for the roofs of residential buildings, homestays, warehouses, and other buildings, fixing asphalt felt rolls and asphalt tiles. Especially in the construction of sloping roofs, the combination of inclined work can greatly improve the anti slip force and resist the risk of strong winds lifting the roof.
2. Lightweight building material fixation: It can fix roof insulation boards, lightweight color steel plates, and is also suitable for fixing wall waterproof layers in damp areas such as subway stations and underground parking lots, reducing the problem of moisture regain and mold growth.
3. Other auxiliary scenarios: Used for fixing waterproof materials during the renovation of ancient building roofs, as well as assisting in the fastening of waterproof tarpaulins for temporary sheds and tents. It can also be adapted for the bonding and fixing of wooden substrates and oil felt.
