Grip-Rite 15 Degree Hot Dipped Galvanized Coil Roofing Ring Shank Nails, 1-1/4 in., Box

Grip-Rite 15 degree hot dipped galvanized coil roofing nails are wire-collated ring shank nails made for attaching shingles to roofs with most power nailers. This box contains 1-1/4 in. mill-finish steel nails with a hot dipped galvanized coating that resists rust and weathering. Grip-Rite collated nails are backed by the Jam Free Guarantee.

Key Features:

• 15 degree coil: Round head wire-collated coil nails load into 15 degree coil roofing nailers.
• Ring shank hold: Ring shank design improves withdrawal resistance in shingle fastening.
• Hot dipped galvanized: Hot dipped galvanization resists rust and weathering on the roof.
• Nailer compatible: Works with most power nailers when fastening shingles to roofs.
• Jam Free Guarantee: Backed by the Grip-Rite Jam Free Guarantee for collated nails.

Specifications Table:

Coverage & How Much You Need:

Nail quantity per box is not stated in the sources; estimate shingle fastening by your nailing pattern (typically 4 nails per shingle tab per manufacturer instructions) and confirm count on the box label.

Fit and Compatibility:

Designed for 15 degree wire-collated coil roofing nailers from most major tool brands. Use appropriate nail length for your shingle and deck thickness; longer lengths are available in the Grip-Rite collated roofing nail line.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: What is included?
A: One box of Grip-Rite 1-1/4 in. 15 degree hot dipped galvanized ring shank coil roofing nails.

Q: Will these fit my nailer?
A: They are 15 degree wire-collated round head coil nails, which load in most standard coil roofing nailers.

Q: Why hot dipped galvanized?
A: The hot dipped galvanized coating resists rust and weathering, which is important for exposed roofing fasteners.

Q: What length should I use?
A: 1-1/4 in. is the common length for asphalt shingles over standard decking; choose longer nails for thicker shingle layers or plank decking.

Q: Are they ring shank?
A: Yes, these are ring shank nails for improved holding power in shingles.

Expert Verdict Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

Ring shank coil nails are the standard choice for asphalt shingle roofing because the ring shank resists nail pull-out in wind. Verify your shingle manufacturer’s fastener specification for coating and length before installation, and keep nailer pressure adjusted so heads sit flush without cutting the shingle mat. Hot dipped galvanized suits most asphalt shingle applications; for treated or unusual decking, confirm compatibility.

Wear eye protection and follow your nailer manufacturer’s safety instructions when loading and firing collated nails.

Load up with Grip-Rite 1-1/4 in. hot dipped galvanized coil roofing ring shank nails for your next shingle job.