Fischer Premium Galv+ Nails No Gas

Fischer Premium Galv+ are collated galvanised nails designed for clipped head framing nailers, available here as nail-only packs without gas. Manufactured in Germany from high-quality European steel, these nails exceed Eurocode 5 corrosion resistance standards, meaning you get a more durable fixing than most alternatives — particularly relevant when nailing into treated timber or anywhere moisture exposure is a concern.

The Galv+ coating goes beyond a standard galvanised finish. Fischer’s corrosion protection outperforms what Eurocode 5 requires, which matters on structural applications, external framing, or any situation where the nails will be in contact with chemically treated timber over the long term. You are not sacrificing protection to hit a lower price point.

Waxed collation strips are one of those details that only get noticed when they go wrong. Fischer uses a high-quality wax specification that feeds cleanly and consistently through the magazine, reducing the chance of nail jams and misfires. Fischer report over 7.5 million shots without a collation failure — that is a reasonable indicator the strip and wax combination has been properly dialled in.

Where Fischer Premium Galv+ Galvanised Nails Get Used

These galvanised nails are built for framing and first-fix carpentry. Timber frame construction, wall framing, floor cassette assembly, sole plate fixing, and roof structure work are all typical applications. The range runs from 51mm x 2.8mm for lighter framing tasks through to 90mm x 3.1mm in both smooth and ring shank versions for heavier structural connections.

Ring shank variants are the better choice for floor decking and any application where vibration or seasonal timber movement could gradually work a smooth nail loose. The ring profile grips timber fibres mechanically, so the fixing holds rather than creeping out over time.

Compatibility Across Nailer Brands

Fischer have tested these nails across all major clipped head nailer brands, confirming compatibility with Paslode, Senco, Makita, Hitachi, Dynamik, and Rawl, among others. On sites where different operatives are running different tools, that breadth of compatibility removes a potential headache before it starts.