Count: 3600 | 304 Stainless Steel - Ring Shanked | Diameter: 0.120 | Collated. Fits most 15 degrees coil roofing nailers: B&C EAGLE - CN45R, BOSCH - RN175, BOSTITCH - N12/RN45/RN46/RN46-1, CAMPBELL - NC1545, DEWALT - D51321/DW45RN, DUO-FAST - RN 175, FASCO - CN15W, HAUBOLD - RNC-45W, METABO HPT (formerly HITACHI) - NV45AB/NV45AB2/NV45AC/NV45AE, INTERCHANGE - CN45R, MAKITA - AN45/AN453, MAX - CN450R/CN445R, MILWAUKEE - 7120-21/7220-20, PASLODE - 3175-RU/3175/44RU/R175-C, PORTER CABLE - RN175/RN175A, RIGID -R175RNA, SENCO - ROOF PRO 450/ROOF PRO 455XP, SPOTNAILS - VRN45 Used for applying roofing asphalt shingles, insulation board, and felt to wood substructures. Manufacturer changes prices often.
When fastening 6 nails per shingle, the 3,600 box will cover 7.5 squares (750 square feet)
STAINLESS STEEL: Used where both the properties of steel and corrosion resistance are required; although stainless steel does not readily corrode, it isn’t fully stain proof—certain conditions can and do affect it such as low oxygen, high salinity, or poor circulation environments; 300 series stainless makes up 70% of all stainless used, and is the most corrosion resistant, ductile, and weldable type of stainless steel; these alloys are subject to crevice corrosion and pitting corrosion.
304 / 305 grade alloys are the most versatile and widely used of stainless steels contains 18% chromium and 8% nickel; recommended for exterior applications where a higher level of corrosion resistance is desired.
316 (also called marine grade) has superior corrosion resistance versus other chromium-nickel steels when exposed to chemical corrodents such as sea water; slightly more nickel and the addition of 2% molybdenum is what makes 316 considerably more resistant to corrosion than the 304 family; recommended for marine environments.