Coil nails BeA BDC 3.1 x 80 mm blank smooth, pack of 3600

Coil nails BeA BDC 3.1 x 80 mm blank smooth, pack of 3600 are full-size smooth shank nails supplied in a coiled format for use with pneumatic coil nailers compatible with the BeA BDC series. Each nail measures 3.1 mm in diameter and 80 mm in length and features a blank, smooth finish. The coil format provides high-capacity feeding that reduces reloading frequency and supports continuous nailing in repetitive tasks such as framing, pallet assembly and general construction where a smooth shank is preferred.

Advantages

These nails deliver consistent driving performance when paired with compatible BeA BDC coil nailers thanks to uniform dimensions and a smooth shank that minimizes wood splitting. The blank finish offers better hold in many timber applications while remaining easy to conceal or finish. The coiled packaging enables fast, uninterrupted operation on job sites and reduces downtime compared with stick or strip nails.

Suitable for

• Framing and structural timber assembly
• Pallet and crate manufacturing
• Roof battens and sub-structures
• General joinery and construction where smooth-shank nails are required
• High-volume nailing operations with pneumatic coil nailers

Key specifications

• Diameter: 3.1 mm
• Length: 80 mm
• Shank type: smooth (blank)
• Finish: uncoated, smooth surface
• Packaging: coil format, 3600 nails per pack
• Compatibility: for pneumatic coil nailers compatible with BeA BDC series

How to use

Load the coil into a pneumatic coil nailer that lists compatibility with BeA BDC series coils, following the tool manufacturer’s loading procedure. Adjust air pressure and depth-of-drive settings on the nailer to match timber density and desired flush or countersunk finish. During operation, verify correct feed alignment and check regularly for jams or misfeeds. Replace the coil when depleted, and dispose of the empty spool and packaging according to local waste regulations.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate personal protective equipment (safety glasses, hearing protection and gloves) while operating pneumatic tools. For optimal holding and to reduce splitting, pre-drill or reduce drive depth when nailing close to board edges or into hardwoods. Store coils in a dry environment to prevent surface contamination and ensure consistent feeding.