Timco Masonry Nails Zinc Plated, 3.0x60mm, 50 Pack
Hardened zinc-plated masonry nails (3.0x60mm) from Timco - ideal for fixing to concrete & masonry. 50-pack.
Timco Masonry Nails are specially designed for securely fixing materials to masonry and concrete blocks. These hardened carbon steel nails feature a bright zinc plating, making them ideal for internal use while providing excellent corrosion resistance.
Each nail has a 35° sharp point for easy penetration into tough materials and a countersunk head that allows for a flush fit, creating a neat and professional finish. The hardened carbon steel construction ensures extra strength and durability, perfect for heavy-duty applications.
- Pack of 50 nails for convenience and value
- Ideal for internal use with bright zinc plating to resist corrosion
- Countersunk head for a clean, flush finish
- Hardened carbon steel for maximum strength and durability
- 35° sharp point for easy penetration into masonry and concrete
- Shank Diameter: 3.00 mm
- Length: 60 mm
- Material: Hardened Carbon Steel
- Finish: Bright Zinc Plated
- Head Type: Countersunk
- Point Angle: 35°
Free standard delivery on Australian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
We offer a 30-day money-back guarantee on most products. For faulty items, contact us within 14 days for a replacement or refund.
View Full Delivery & Returns PolicySecure Transactions
We take the utmost care with your payment and personal details. Our website uses advanced encryption technology, including Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), to protect your information during transmission. You can check a secure connection by looking for 'https' and a locked padlock in your browser.
Cookie Policy
Cookies enhance your shopping experience by keeping track of your cart and remembering you when you return. We also use banner advertising based on your browsing history to present products of potential interest.
Security Warning
Beware of phishing scams! We will never ask for personal details via email. If such information is required, we'll ask you to contact us by phone. If you receive an email requesting sensitive information, do not respond and let us know immediately.
