Nails MILWAUKEE 15° ring shank 3.05 x 25 mm for framing gun (compatible with M18 FRCN45)

Milwaukee 15° ring shank framing nails, dimensioned 3.05 x 25 mm, are collated for 15° framing guns and engineered to provide enhanced holding power in wood applications. These nails are intended for use in framing nailers with a 15° magazine and are suitable for common framing, sheathing and general structural carpentry tasks where reliable retention is required.

Advantages

Ring shank design increases withdrawal resistance compared with smooth shank nails, improving long-term holding in soft and mixed-density woods. The 3.05 mm shank diameter and 25 mm length balance shear strength and penetration for typical framing substrates. Collation at a 15° angle enables compatibility with 15° framing nailers and facilitates rapid sequential driving for higher productivity on site.

Suitable for

• Wood framing and stud work
• Sheathing and subfloor installation
• Roof decking and truss assembly
• General structural carpentry and joinery requiring secure fastenings

Key specifications

• Shank type: ring shank for increased holding power
• Collation angle: 15° compatible with 15° framing nailers
• Shank diameter: 3.05 mm
• Length: 25 mm
• Material: steel suitable for construction fastening applications

How to use

Load the nails into a compatible 15° framing nailer following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Position the nail tip on the workpiece at the required fastening point, ensure correct alignment, and operate the nailer while maintaining secure contact with the material. For optimal results, use nails of appropriate length and shank type for the wood thickness and application. Observe safety precautions for pneumatic or battery-powered nailers, including eye and hand protection and safe handling of the tool.

Usage recommendations

Choose ring shank nails for applications where withdrawal resistance is a priority. For dense hardwoods or engineered timbers, verify that 3.05 x 25 mm provides sufficient penetration; if not, select a longer or larger-diameter nail. Store nails in a dry environment to avoid corrosion and ensure reliable feeding in the nailer.