SENCO Upgrades Line of Paper Tape Collated Nails to ProHead Design
SENCO has transitioned its 30-degree paper tape nails to its proprietary ProHead offset full round head design.
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| SENCO's ProHead provides the benefits of both clipped-head or full round head style nails. Its offset head design allows more nails to nest on a single paper tape strip for greater efficiency, |
“We chose to standardize on the ProHead design for our full line of paper tape framing nails because of its strength and versatility,” says Ryan Schuler, product manager at SENCO. “Customers will benefit from the increased holding power and fewer partial drives and pull-outs."
ProHead is an offset head design that provides increased holding power with no compromise in efficiency, productivity and versatility. The ProHead 30-degree paper tape nails feature SENCOTE proprietary coating that provides a dual purpose: acting as a lubricant to ensure more fully completed drives and as an adhesive for one of the highest withdrawal values in the industry.
Framers have traditionally chosen between clipped-head or full round head style nails depending on their specific needs. The clipped head design allows for a neat and compact framing assembly. It also minimizes the space between nails on a collated strip and enables a steeper angle of collation, allowing for a greater quantity of nails on a strip and fewer reloads. Full round head nails, on the other hand, are recognized by some building inspectors for their holding power and enhanced structural integrity.
The ProHead design from SENCO provides the benefits of both types of framing nails. Its offset head design allows more nails to nest on a single paper tape strip for greater efficiency, while it is recognized under ICC ESR-1539 to comply with IBC and IRC building codes. ProHead nails are also compatible with and fit in most 30-degree to 34-degree framing nailers.
SENCO's ProHead 30-degree paper tape nails are manufactured at its facility in Cincinnati, Ohio.
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