Firmahold collated nails in Galv+ finish, bundled with matching gas fuel cells. Compatible with Paslode, Senco, Makita, Hitachi and more. Available in multiple lengths and shank types for framing, roofing, and structural fixing.
Available options and pricing for FIRMAHOLD Galv+ Collated Gun Nails With Gas Pack, with quantity selectors and a running total
Size
QTY
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
51mm x 2.8mm
3300 & 3 Fuel Cells
CPLT50G
£34.90£41.88
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63mm x 2.8mm
3300 & 3 Fuel Cells
CPLT63G
£36.90£44.28
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63mm x 3.1mm (Roofing)
3300 & 3 Fuel Cells
CPLT63RG
£44.90£53.88
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75mm x 3.1mm
2200 & 2 Fuel Cells
CPLT75G
£32.90£39.48
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90mm x 3.1mm SMOOTH
2200 & 2 Fuel Cells
CPLT90G
£34.90£41.88
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90mm x 3.1mm RING
2200 & 2 Fuel Cells
CPLT90PG
£34.90£41.88
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Firmahold collated nails in Galv+ finish, supplied together with gas fuel cells so you can load up and get straight to work without chasing a separate gas order. These packs cover the most common nail sizes used on site, from 51mm for light framing through to 90mm ring-shank nails for structural and decking work. Firmahold collated nails are tested across all major clipped-head gas nailers, so whether you are running a Paslode, Senco, Makita, Hitachi, Rawl, or Dynamik tool, they feed and fire correctly.
The Galv+ coating gives each nail a higher level of corrosion resistance than standard bright or basic galvanised finishes. That matters on exposed timberwork, roofing battens, treated structural timber, and anything that will see moisture during or after construction. Using nails with an inadequate coating in treated timber can lead to premature shank corrosion, which tends to be the kind of problem that shows up long after everyone has moved on from the job.
Where Firmahold Collated Nails Are Used
The 51mm and 63mm smooth-shank options suit internal stud work, noggins, and general light timber framing. The 63mm x 3.1mm roofing nail is dimensioned specifically for batten fixing to rafters. The 75mm and 90mm smooth-shank nails handle heavier structural framing, joist hangers, and timber-to-timber connections. The 90mm ring-shank variant is worth picking out separately: ring-shank nails are considerably harder to withdraw than smooth-shank nails of the same length, making them the right call for decking, floor sheeting, and anywhere subject to movement or uplift loads.
The waxed plastic collation feeds consistently and releases cleanly at the point of fire. Firmahold have recorded over 7.5 million shots across their testing without a nail jam or collation failure. On a busy site, a jammed nailer costs time and patience in roughly equal measure, so that figure is worth knowing.
Packs come as 2,200 nails with 2 fuel cells, or 3,300 nails with 3 fuel cells. The ratio is calculated so nails and gas run out at roughly the same point, and the packaging includes a carry handle for moving between levels or across site.
Pro Tip: If you are nailing into treated timber outdoors, the 90mm ring-shank in Galv+ is the combination worth reaching for: the ring shank resists pull-out from timber movement and the coating handles the chemicals in modern pressure-treated wood.
Firmahold Galv+ collated nails with gas are used across construction, roofing, and timber framing work. The range covers stud and noggin fixing, roofing batten installation, structural timber connections, joist hanger nailing, decking, and floor sheeting. The Galv+ coating makes these nails a practical choice wherever treated timber or exposed conditions are involved. Suitable for use with most gas-powered clipped-head framing nailers from Paslode, Senco, Makita, Hitachi, Rawl, and Dynamik.
Best For
Timber stud and noggin framing
Roofing batten fixing
Structural timber connections
Decking and floor sheeting
Treated timber in exposed conditions
Compatible With
Paslode gas nailers
Senco gas nailers
Makita gas nailers
Hitachi gas nailers
Rawl gas nailers
Dynamik gas nailers
Key Features
Galv+ corrosion-resistant coating
Waxed plastic collation for consistent feeding
7.5 million shots tested without jam or collation failure
Available smooth-shank and ring-shank options
Nails and gas fuel cells balanced to run out together
Carry handle on packaging
Not suitable for: Not suitable for pneumatic nailers or nail guns that require paper-collated or plastic strip nails in a different collation angle. Always check your tool's accepted nail collation type and degree angle before loading.
Load the collated nail strip into the magazine of your gas nailer as per the tool manufacturer's instructions. Insert the fuel cell into the tool's gas chamber. Before firing, ensure the contact trip safety is pressed firmly against the workpiece to prevent misfires. Drive nails flush with the timber surface, adjusting the tool's depth setting as needed for the material and nail length in use.
Select the correct nail size for your application, matching length and shank type to the timber and load requirements.
Insert the gas fuel cell into the nailer's gas chamber with the tool switched off.
Load the collated nail strip into the magazine, following the arrow direction marked on the strip.
Close the magazine and carry out a test fire into a scrap piece of timber to confirm depth setting.
Adjust the nailer's depth drive setting if nails are sitting proud or sinking too deep.
Press the contact trip firmly against the workpiece before each shot to engage the firing mechanism.
Fire at the correct angle for the fixing, keeping the tool perpendicular to the surface for structural connections.
When the magazine is empty, reload with a fresh nail strip and replace the fuel cell if required.
Are Firmahold Galv+ collated nails compatible with my Paslode nailer?
Yes. Firmahold collated nails are tested across Paslode, Senco, Makita, Hitachi, Rawl, and Dynamik gas nailers. They are clipped-head nails with waxed plastic collation designed to feed and fire correctly in these tools. If you are unsure about your specific model, check the nail diameter and collation angle required by your tool against the Firmahold pack specification.
What is the difference between the smooth-shank and ring-shank 90mm options?
The smooth-shank 90mm nail is suited to general structural framing and timber connections where ease of drive is the priority. The ring-shank 90mm nail has a ribbed profile along the shank that grips the timber fibres and significantly increases withdrawal resistance. Ring-shank nails are the better choice for decking, floor sheeting, and any application where the fixing will be subject to movement, uplift, or repeated loading.
Firmahold Galv+ collated nails are manufactured with a galvanised-plus surface treatment that exceeds the corrosion resistance of standard bright or hot-dip galvanised finishes, making them appropriate for use in treated structural timber and external applications. The nails are collated in waxed plastic strip, which is stable under normal magazine conditions and does not degrade during handling or storage. Available in diameters of 2.8mm and 3.1mm across lengths from 51mm to 90mm, with smooth and ring-shank profiles to suit different load and withdrawal requirements.
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