Ring Shank Nails 2.8x51 mm Galvanized with 3 Air Filters for WW90II Nail Gun, RAWLPLUG R-DRG-2851-S

Set of RAWLPLUG ring shank nails 2.8 x 51 mm, hot-dip galvanized to provide corrosion resistance for timber and light structural fixings. The nails feature a ringed shank profile that increases withdrawal resistance compared with smooth-shank nails, making them suitable for applications where a firm mechanical hold is required. The pack also includes three replacement air filters designed for compatibility with the WW90II pneumatic nail gun, simplifying maintenance and helping to preserve tool performance.

Advantages

Galvanized coating reduces the risk of corrosion in outdoor or humid environments and extends the service life of the fasteners. The ring shank profile improves pull-out resistance and lateral stability when driven into soft and hardwoods. Inclusion of three air filters provides spare parts for the WW90II nail gun, supporting reliable operation and reducing downtime for routine maintenance. Nails are sized for common framing and decking tasks and are compatible with pneumatic tools accepting this nail dimension.

Suitable for

• Framing and structural carpentry where enhanced holding power is needed
• Deck installation and exterior timber connections
• Pneumatic nailing tasks using WW90II-compatible nail guns
• General joinery where increased withdrawal resistance improves long-term performance

Key specifications

• Shank type: ring shank for improved pull-out resistance
• Diameter: 2.8 mm
• Length: 51 mm
• Finish: galvanized for corrosion protection
• Includes: three replacement air filters for WW90II nail gun

How to use

Select nails compatible with the nail magazine and drive angle of your pneumatic WW90II-compatible tool. Load the nails according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions and fit one of the supplied air filters into the tool’s filter housing as specified in the nail gun manual. Drive nails into timber or approved substrates at recommended spacing and edge distances for your application. Replace air filters at intervals suggested by the nail gun manufacturer or sooner if the tool exhibits reduced airflow or inconsistent firing.

Usage recommendations

Use personal protective equipment, including eye and hearing protection, and verify that the substrate is free of hidden utilities before nailing. For exterior applications, ensure compatible treated timber and appropriate fastening patterns to prevent corrosion-related issues and to maintain structural integrity.