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GENERAL INFORMATION

Coatings and Materials ........................................................... 12-13Corrosion Information ............................................................ 10-11Fastener Overview .................................................................. 14-15How Self-Drilling Screws Work ............................................. 16-17

Important Information and General Notes ..................................... 8Warranties and Warnings ........................................................ 8-10

FASTENER APPLICATION GUIDE

Cooling Towers ............................................................................ 29Decking for Decks, Docks and Boardwalks ............................ 18-19Fasteners for Simpson Strong-Tie Connectors ........................... 25Fastening to Metal ....................................................................... 27Fencing ........................................................................................ 28Finishing, Millwork and Trim ........................................................ 26Framing ........................................................................................ 23Roofing ........................................................................................ 22Siding on Wood and Steel ..................................................... 20-21Structural Wood-to-Wood Applications ....................................... 24

HAND-DRIVE NAILS: COATED AND STAINLESS STEEL

Box .............................................................................................. 45Cedar and Redwood Decking ....................................................... 31Cedar and Redwood Siding ......................................................... 33Common ................................................................................ 42-43Custom Order Nail Information .................................................... 49Fencing ........................................................................................ 48Fencing Staples ............................................................................ 50Finishing ...................................................................................... 47Fiber-Cement Siding .................................................................... 36

Hog Rings .................................................................................... 50Painted Siding ........................................................................ 35-36Post and Beam ............................................................................ 44Preservative-Treated Wood Decking ............................................ 32Pyramid-Head .............................................................................. 37Roofing, Tile and Slating ........................................................ 38-41Shake and Shingle Siding/Roofing Nails ..................................... 34Specialty Washer ......................................................................... 50Structural Connector .................................................................... 46Washered Roofing ....................................................................... 41Washered (Neoprene Bonded) ..................................................... 48

COLLATED NAILS: STAINLESS STEELNail/Tool Compatibility Matrix ................................................ 69-7315 Wire-Coil Collation

Full Round Head, Ring Shank Decking/Framing ...................... 57Full Round Head, Ring Shank Siding ....................................... 58Full Round Head, Ring Shank Fiber Cement ............................ 58Full Round Head, Ring Shank Roofing .................................... 60Painted, Full Round Head, Ring Shank Siding ......................... 59

20-22 Plastic-Strip CollationCasing Head, Ring Shank ......................................................... 53Full Round Head, Ring Shank .................................................. 52

Full Round Head, Spiral Shank ................................................ 53Full Round Head, Smooth Shank ............................................. 54

31-34 Paper-Tape Collation31-34, Clipped Head, Ring Shank .......................................... 5533, Full Round Head, Ring Shank .......................................... 62

31-34 Plastic-Strip Collation, Full Round Head, Ring Shank ...... 5533 Tape Collation, DA-Style Head Angled Finishing ................... 62Adhesive Collation

20 T-Style Head Angle Finishing ............................................ 6325 FN-Style Head Angle Finishing ........................................... 6216 Gauge Straight, T-Style Head, Finishing ............................... 6318 Gauge Straight, T-Style Head, Brads ................................... 6423 Gauge Straight, Micro Pins ................................................. 64

Inserted-Plastic-Coil Collation0 Full Round Head, Ring Shank ............................................. 6115 Full Round Head, Ring Shank ........................................... 61

L Series Flooring Cleats ............................................................... 68T Series Flooring Cleats ............................................................... 68

COLLATED STAPLES: STAINLESS-STEEL

Staple/Tool Compatibility Matrix ............................................ 73-7412" Crown, 1512 Gauge (Similar to Bostitch BCS Series)........ 65716" Crown, 16 Gauge (Similar to Senco N Series) ................... 6512" Crown, 16 Gauge (Similar to Paslode GS Series) ............. 6612" Crown, 16 Gauge (Similar to Paslode BCS Series) ............. 661" Crown, 16 Gauge (Similar to Senco P Series)...................... 6614" Crown, 18 Gauge (Similar to Senco L Series)................... 6738" Crown, 22 Gauge (Similar to Senco C Series)..................... 67

STRONG-DRIVE STRUCTURAL SCREWS

SD Structural Connector ........................................................ 83-84SDS Structural Wood ............................................................. 76-79SDW Structural Wood (Multi-Ply) ......................................... 80-82

HAND-DRIVE SCREWS: COATED AND STAINLESS STEEL

Bugle Head Wood Decking, Stainless Steel ........................... 90-92Composi-Lok Composite Decking ............................................. 95Dexxter Composite Decking ................................................ 93-94DHPD Hardwood Decking, Stainless Steel ................................... 97EB-TY Hidden Deck Fastening System ................................. 98-99Fiber-Cement, Wafer Head, Stainless Steel ................................ 101Hardwood Decking, Stainless Steel ....................................... 96-97

Hex Washer Head (standard and with washer),Stainless Steel ....................................................................... 101Hex Washer Head, Larger Diameter, Stainless Steel .................. 100Ip Wood Plugs ........................................................................... 99Marine, Stainless Steel ...................................................... 104-105Pancake Head, Standing Seam Roofing, Stainless Steel ........... 103Premium Driver Bits .................................................................. 113Self Drilling, Bugle Head, Stainless Steel ................................... 109Self Drilling, Fiber Cement, Stainless Steel ................................ 106Self Drilling, Flat Head with Wings, Stainless Steel ................... 110Self Drilling, Hex Washer Head, Stainless Steel

and Marutex ........................................................................... 111

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Self Drilling, Hex Washer Head, Sealing Washer ....................... 112Self Drilling, Pancake Head, Standing Seam Roofing,

Stainless Steel ....................................................................... 107Self Drilling, Wire-Lath Modified Truss Head, Stainless Steel .... 107Self Drilling, Trim Head, Siding, Stainless Steel ........................ 106Self Drilling, Truss Head, Stainless Steel ................................... 108Self Drilling, Wafer Head with Wings, Stainless Steel ................ 110Storm-Panel Screw, Stainless Steel ........................................... 112Strong-Drive SD8 Wafer-Head Screw ........................................ 100Trim Head Decking, Coated .......................................................... 86Trim Head Decking, Stainless Steel ....................................... 87-89Trim Head, Sealing Washer, Stainless Steel ............................... 102Truss Head, Stainless Steel ........................................................ 103Wire-Lath Modified Truss Head, Stainless Steel ........................ 102

QUIK DRIVE AUTO-FEED SCREW DRIVING SYSTEMS

APPLICATIONS

Crating ....................................................................................... 131Decking for Deck and Dock Applications ........................... 118-119Drywall ............................................................................... 120-121Exposed-Fastener Metal Roofing/Siding ................................... 125Fiber-Cement Siding .................................................................. 123Fiberglass-Backed Gypsum Sheathing ....................................... 122Nailers/Ledgers on Steel ........................................................... 133Standing-Seam Roofing ............................................................. 124Steel Decking /Stitching ............................................................. 128Steel Framing /Stitching ............................................................. 127Subfloor/Sheathing ............................................................ 116-117Tile Roofing ............................................................................... 126

Truck Beds/ Trailer Flooring ....................................................... 130Truss-Ply Fastening ................................................................... 132Underlayment/Backerboard ....................................................... 129

QUIK DRIVE SYSTEMS AND COMBO SYSTEMS

Available Screwdriver Motors ............................................ 136-137BGP300 Metal Roofing and Siding ......................................... 146PRO200 Drywall ..................................................................... 138PRO250 Subfloor .................................................................... 139PRO300S Decking on Decks and Docks ................................. 140PRO300SRF Tile Roofing (212" - 3" Screws) ............................ 148PROCCS+ Combo System - Decking, Subfloor,

Drywall and More .................................................................. 142PROCGB Combo System Underlayment and Backerboard ..... 143PROHSD60 Truck Beds, Trailer Flooring,

Wood Nailers to Steel (134" -238" Screws) ............................. 149PROHSD75 Truck Beds, Trailer Flooring,

Wood Nailers to Steel (238" - 3" Screws) ................................. 150PROHX516 Cold-Formed Steel Framing, Steel Decking .......... 151PROLDH Underlayment and Backerboard ............................... 144PROPP150 Metal-Roofing Clips, Steel Decking/Stitching ....... 145PRORF Tile Roofing (112" - 212" Screws) ................................. 147PROSDD Combo System Decking, Subfloor,

Drywall and More .................................................................. 141

QUIK DRIVE ATTACHMENTS

PRO250DW Drywall ................................................................ 15PROPH Cold-Formed Steel Framing ....................................... 15QDA158NS Fiberglass-Backed Gypsum Sheathing ................. 15

PARTS AND TROUBLESHOOTINGReplacement Parts and Accessories .......................................... 15Schematics and Troubleshooting ............................................... 15Screwdrive Motors ............................................................ 136-13Screwdrive RPM Recommendations ......................................... 13Adaptors for Screwdriver Motors .............................................. 15

QUIK DRIVE COLLATED SCREWS

Application /Fastener /Tool Matrix ...................................... 158-15CB3BLG Screw .......................................................................... 16CB3BLGHL Screw ...................................................................... 16CBSDQ Screw ............................................................................ 18Composi-Lok (DCL) Screw ..................................................... 16Dexxter (DDX) Screw .............................................................. 16DHPD Screw .............................................................................. 16DTH Screw ................................................................................. 16DWC Screw ................................................................................ 17DWF Screw ................................................................................ 17DWFSD Screw ........................................................................... 17DWHL Screw ............................................................................. 17FHSD Screw ............................................................................... 18FPHSD Screw ............................................................................ 17HG Screw ................................................................................... 17HJ Screw ........................................................................... 174-17MTH Screw ................................................................................ 16

PC Screw ........................................................................... 172-17PCSD Screw ...................................................................... 172-17PCULP Screw .................................................................... 172-17PHSD Screw .............................................................................. 17PHSS Screw .............................................................................. 16PPSD Screw ...................................................................... 167-16Quik Drive Screws Technical Data ..................................... 183-19SS3DSC Screw .......................................................................... 16SSDTH Screw ............................................................................ 16SSH Screw ......................................................................... 174-17SSWSCB Screw ......................................................................... 17SSX Screw ................................................................................. 18

TB Screw ................................................................................... 18TRSD Screw .............................................................................. 17WSC Screw ................................................................................ 16WSCD/WSCT Screw .................................................................. 17WSCLT Screw ............................................................................ 16WSFLRV Screw .......................................................................... 18WSHL Screw .............................................................................. 16WSNTL Screw .................................................................... 162-16X Screw ..................................................................................... 17XJ Screw ............................................................................ 174-17

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Use the new Fastener Finder web app to quickly search ourwide array of fasteners to find exactly what you need. Werealize that it can take time to navigate through all the solutionswe offer, thats why we designed the Fastener Finder to searchby multiple criteria such as application, fastener- type, finish/material and model number. Search our huge product line inseconds in order to compare, specify or buy.

Novices and pros alike can easily search based on what they knowabout the fastener they are looking for.

Search our extensive line of collated nails based on thetool you own.

Results show all model numbers and available packagingsizes to make ordering easy.

The Fastener Finder provides both hand-drive and collatedoptions, including fasteners for our Quik Driveauto-feedscrew driving systems.

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COMPANY INFORMATION

FastenerApplication Guide

Strong-DriveStructural Screws

Collated Nails

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PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION KProducts are divided into nine genercategories, identified by tabs along tpages outer edge.

Hand-Drive Screws

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Application Guide

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Tom FitzmyersChief Executive Officer

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For more than 50 years, Simpson Strong-Tie has focused on creating structural products thathelp people build safer and stronger homes and buildings. A leader in structural systems researchand technology, Simpson Strong-Tie is one of the largest suppliers of structural building productsin the world. The Simpson Strong-Tie commitment to product development, engineering, testingand training is evident in the consistent quality and delivery of its products and services.Simpson Strong-Tie product lines include:

Structural connectors for wood andcold-formed-steel construction

Strong-Wall prefabricated shearwalls Strong Frame ordinary moment frames ATS Anchor Tiedown systems for

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION & GENERAL NOTES

Simpson Strong-Tie fasteners and fastening products are designed and testedfor certain applications and environments. To obtain optimal performance fromSimpson Strong-Tie products, the products must be properly installed and usedin accordance with the installation instructions and design limits provided bySimpson Strong-Tie Company Inc.

To ensure proper installation and use, designers and installers must carefullyread the following General Notes, General Instructions for the Installer andGeneral Instructions for the Designer, as well as consult the applicablecatalog pages for specific product installation and instructions and notes.

Proper product installation requires careful attention to all notes andinstructions. Installers, designers, engineers and consumers should consultthe Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. website at www.strongtie.comtoobtain additional design and installation information, including:

Information on workshops Simpson Strong-Tie conductsat various training centers throughout the country

Code Reports Technical fliers and bulletins Corrosion information

Answers to frequently asked questions and technical topics.Failure to follow fully all of the notes and instructions provided by SimpsonStrong-Tie Company Inc. may result in improper installation of products.Improperly installed products may not perform to the specifications set forthin this catalog.

Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. does not guarantee the performance orsafety of products that are modified, improperly installed or not used inaccordance with the design and load limits set forth in this catalog.

These notes are provided to ensure proper selection and installation of Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. products and must be followed carefully.

a. Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. reserves the right to change specifications,designs and models without notice or liability for such changes.

b. Do not exceed published loads, doing so could jeopardize the connection.

c. A fastener that splits the wood will not take the design load. Evaluate splitsto determine if the connection will perform as required. Dry wood may spliteasily and should be evaluated as required. If wood tends to split considerpre-boring holes with diameters specified in the 2005 Edition National DesignSpecification (NDS) section 11.1.5 for nails and 11.1.4 for screws.

d. Unless otherwise noted, dimensions are in inches, loads are in poundsand shear loads are applied perpendicular to edge.

e. Unless otherwise noted, nail penny size does not imply specific diametersor load capacities. Design standards must be used in conjunction withfastener material, diameter and length to determine acceptable uses.

f. Dissimilar metal combinations should be carefully assessed and avoidedif possible.

g. Fasteners may break if driven into hard materials or if countersunk belowthe surface of the substrate fastened.

h. All carbon steel based fasteners do have the potential to corrode and rust.

i. Use Quik Drive tools only with authentic Quik Drive fasteners. Otherfasteners will void the warranty and may cause the tool to malfunctionand become damaged.

j. If a Quik Drive product is compatible with a specified tool, do not use theproduct with any other tool.

k. Do not overdrive fasteners. Overdriven fasteners may have a reductionin shear and pull-through capacity.

l. Some hardened fasteners may have premature failure if exposed to

moisture. These fasteners are recommended to be used in interiordry conditions.

m. Pneumatically driven fasteners may deflect and injure the operator orothers. Follow the manufacturers instructions and use the appropriatesafety equipment.

n. Choose the proper tool to suit the fastener and applications.

o. Use products only in accordance with all instructions.

p. All specified fasteners must be installed according to the instructionsin this catalog.

q. Use proper safety equipment and follow all safety instructions.

r. Always wear protective eyewear.

s. There are many choices of fasteners, tools and other products. It isoften difficult to determine which type of product is best suited for yourapplication. In some cases, there may be more than one type of productthat will work well. The information in this catalog is intended to guidethe Designer toward the product best suited for the specific application,use and environment. The choice of which product to use should bemade by a qualified Designer.

t. All connected members and related elements shall be designed bythe Designer.

u. Select fasteners of a type, size, length, thread, head, coating, material,point and other characteristics suitable for your application, use andenvironment. Incorrect fastener selection may cause the connectionto fail.

v. Select a fastener only after reading the corrosion information on

pages 10-13 of this catalog.w. If using a fastener from this catalog with any other Simpson Strong-Tie

product, consult the appropriate Simpson Strong-Tie catalog orwww.strongtie.comfor detailed information concerning the otherproduct.

x. Some fasteners have load ratings, and others do not. Fasteners that arenot load rated should not be used in any structural application.

y. Be aware of special conditions that may increase corrosion risk andselect product accordingly.

z. Test fasteners in mockup of assembly to assure fasteners properly install.

aa. With the use of any power or pneumatic tools, follow manufacturerssafety instructions.

bb. Austenitic stainless steel screws are softer by nature and have less

torsional strength than many other types. Simpson Strong-Tie cannotassume any liability for breakage or damage due to breakage duringor after installation. Pre-drilling may be necessary in some cases.For best results drive at 2500 RPM or less.

cc. The term Designer used throughout this catalog is intended to meana licensed/certified building design professional, a licensed professionalengineer or licensed architect.

dd. Follow manufacturers installation instructions and fastenerrecommendations.

This catalog includes all information available as of the effective date ofpublication. Please consult www.strongtie.comfor current information.

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PRODUCT USEProducts in this catalog are designed and manufactured for the specificpurposes shown, and should not be used for any other purposes unlessapproved by a qualified Designer. Modifications to products or changes ininstallation procedures should only be made by a qualified Designer. Theperformance of such modified products or altered installation proceduresis the sole responsibility of the Designer.

INDEMNITYCustomer or Designers modifying products or installation procedures, ordesigning non-catalog products for fabrication by Simpson Strong-TieCompany Inc. shall, regardless of specific instructions to the user, indemnify,defend, and hold harmless Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. for any andall claimed loss or damage occasioned in whole or in part by non-catalog ormodified products.

NON-CATALOG AND MODIFIED PRODUCTSConsult Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. for applications for which thereis no catalog product or for fasteners for use in applications not specificallylisted for the product.

Non-catalog products must be designed by the customer and will besupplied by Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. in accordance with customerspecifications.

Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. cannot and does not make anyrepresentations regarding the suitability of use or load-carrying capacitiesof non-catalog products. Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. provides nowarranty, express or implied, on non-catalog products. F.O.B. shipping pointunless otherwise specified.

This Limited Warranty must be read in conjunction with the General Notes,Corrosion Information, and Terms & Conditions of Sale.

Simpson Strong-Tie Co. Inc. (Simpson) warrants catalog products to befree from defects in material or manufacturing. Simpson products are furtherwarranted for adequacy of design when used in accordance with designlimits in this catalog, and properly specified and installed. This warranty doesnot apply to products used not in compliance with specific applications andinstallation procedures set forth in this catalog, or to non-catalog or modifiedproducts, or to deterioration due to environmental conditions.

Simpson products are designed to the load capacities and uses listed in thiscatalog. Properly installed Simpson products will per form in accordance withthe specifications set forth in the applicable Simpson Strong-Tie catalog.Additional performance limitations for specific products may be listed on theapplicable catalog pages.

Due to the particular characteristics of potential impact events, the specificdesign and location of the structure, the building materials used, the quality ofconstruction, and the condition of the soils involved, damage may nonethelessresult to a structure and its contents even if the loads resulting from theimpact event do not exceed Simpson Strong-Tie catalog specifications and

This Limited Lifetime Warranty applies to all Quik Drive tools (except theQD158 attachment, see page 153 for details)and must be read in conjunctionwith the General Notes, Terms and Conditions of Sale, and CorrosionResistance information contained in the current Quik Drive catalog and

at www.strongtie.com/info, along with any information provided with aSimpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. (Simpson) product. Screwguns, screwdriver motors and batteries that may be supplied with the Quik Drive toolsare manufactured by others and are warranted only by their respectivemanufacturers. Simpson warrants the Quik Drive tools to the originalpurchaser to be free from substantial defects in material, manufacturing,and design for the lifetime of the product, if properly stored, maintainedand used. This Warranty does not cover normal wear and tear or any QuikDrive tool that was: (1) purchased other than from an authorized Simpsondealer, retailer or distributor; (2) modified or altered; (3) used with anyfasteners other than authentic Quik Drive fasteners; (4) improperly serviced;or (5) subject to negligence, excessive uses, or any use not in accordancewith the printed materials provided with the Quik Drive tool as determinedby Simpson. Purchasers sole remedies are replacement or repair upon

Simpson Strong-Tie

products are properly installed in accordance withapplicable building codes.

All warranty obligations of Simpson shall be limited, at the discretion ofSimpson to repair or replacement of the defective part(s). These remediesshall constitute Simpsons sole obligation and sole remedy of purchaserunder this warranty. This warranty may change periodically consult thiswebsite for current information.

SIMPSON DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS ORIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OFMERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NOEVENT WILL SIMPSON BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL,PUNITIVE OR SPECIAL DAMAGES OR DIRECT OR INDIRECT LOSS OF ANYKIND, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROPERTY DAMAGE ANDPERSONAL INJURY. SIMPSONS ENTIRE LIABILITY IS LIMITED TO THEPURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOW

LIMITATIONS ON IMPLIED WARRANTIES, OR THE EXCLUSION ORLIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THEABOVE LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. THISLIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOUMAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.

return to Simpson with proof of purchase (shipping prepaid by purchaser).To obtain warranty service go to www.strongtie.comor contact Simpsonpromptly at (800) 999-5099. The repaired or replaced Quik Drive tool iswarranted under the terms of this Warranty.

SIMPSON DISCLAIMS ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS ORIMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF

MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. IN NO

EVENT WILL SIMPSON BE LIABLE FOR INCIDENTAL, CONSEQUENTIAL,PUNITIVE OR SPECIAL DAMAGES OR DIRECT OR INDIRECT LOSS OF

ANY KIND, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO PROPERTY DAMAGE AND

PERSONAL INJURY. SIMPSONS ENTIRE LIABILITY IS LIMITED TO THE

PURCHASE PRICE OF THE PRODUCT. SOME STATES DO NOT ALLOWLIMITATIONS ON IMPLIED WARRANTIES, OR THE EXCLUSION OR

LIMITATION OF INCIDENTAL OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, SO THE

ABOVE LIMITATIONS AND EXCLUSIONS MAY NOT APPLY TO YOU. THISLIMITED WARRANTY GIVES YOU SPECIFIC LEGAL RIGHTS, AND YOU

MAY ALSO HAVE OTHER RIGHTS THAT VARY FROM STATE TO STATE.

TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE

LIMITED WARRANTY

LIMITED WARRANTY ON QUIK DRIVE TOOL LIMITED LIFETIME WARRANTY

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Understanding the IssuesMetal fasteners will corrode and may lose load-carrying capacity when installedin corrosive environments or exposed to corrosive materials. There are manyenvironments and materials which may cause corrosion including ocean salt

air, fire-retardants, fumes, fertilizers, preservative-treated wood, de-icing salts,dissimilar metals, and other corrosive elements.

The many variables present in a single building environment make it impossibleto accurately predict if, or when, significant corrosion will begin or reach acritical level. This relative uncertainty makes it crucial that specifiers and usersbe knowledgeable of the potential risks and select a product coating or metalsuitable for the intended use. It is also important that regular maintenance andperiodic inspections are performed, especially for outdoor applications.

It is common to see some corrosion especially in outdoor applications. Evenstainless steel can corrode. The presence of some corrosion does not meanthat load capacity has necessarily been affected or that a failure will occur.If significant corrosion is apparent or suspected, then the wood, fastenersand connectors should be inspected by a qualified professional engineer orqualified general contractor and may need to be replaced.

Preservative-treated wood formulations have changed significantly, and someof the new formulations are more corrosive to steel connectors and fastenersthan the traditionally used formulation of CCA-C. Simpson Strong-Tie testing

has shown that ACQ-C, ACQ-D (Carbonate) and CA-B treated woods areapproximately 2 times more corrosive than CCA-C, while SBX-DOT(Sodium Borate) treated woods were shown to be less corrosive than CCA-C.(See technical bulletin T-PTWOOD for details).

Due to the many different preservative-treatment formulations, fluctuatingretention levels, moisture content, and because the formulations may varyregionally, or change without warning, understanding which fasteners touse with these materials has become a complex task. We have attemptedto provide basic knowledge on the subject here, but it is important to fullyeducate yourself by reviewing our technical bulletins on the topic, and alsoby viewing information and literature provided by others. Additionally, becausethe issue is evolving it is important to get the very latest information on thetopic by visiting our website at www.strongtie.com/info.

Types 304/305/316 stainless-steel, copper and silicone-bronze fastenersare the most effective solution to corrosion risk. However, they are moreexpensive and sometimes more difficult to obtain. To best serve ourcustomers, Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. is evaluating the options toidentify the safest and most cost-effective solutions. Based on our testingand experience there are some specific applications that are appropriate forN2000, mechanically galvanized (C3, N2000, Class 55), double barrier andQuik Guard coated fasteners (see page 11).

General Simpson Strong-Tie RecommendationsOutdoor environments are generally more corrosive to steel. If you chooseto use N2000, mechanically galvanized (C3, N2000, Class 55), double barrierand Quik Guard coated fasteners on an outdoor project (i.e. deck), youshould periodically inspect your fasteners or have a professional inspectionperformed. Regular maintenance including water-proofing of the wood usedin your outdoor project is also a good practice.

For preservative-treated lumber used above ground, with actual retentionlevels higher than 0.05 pcf for CA-C, 0.06 pcf for MCA and CA-C, 0.08 forCA-B, 0.15 pcf for MCQ and 0.2 pcf for ACQ, types 304/305/316 stainless-steel, copper or silicone bronze fasteners are recommended.

Testing indicates wood installed dry reduces potential corrosion. If dry woodis used, see our website for additional information.

Due to the many variables involved, Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. cannotprovide estimates on service life of connectors, anchors or fasteners. Wesuggest that all users and specifiers also obtain recommendations for N2000,mechanically galvanized (C3, N2000, Class 55), double barrier and Quik Guardcoated fasteners, or other coatings from the treated-wood supplier for thetype of wood used. However, as long as Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc.recommendations are followed, Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. standsbehind its product performance and our standard warranty (page 9)applies.

SAFE WORK AREAa. Keep work area clean and well lit.b. Do not operate Simpson Strong-Tie Quik Drive tools in dangerous

environments. Do not expose tools to rain, or use them in damp or wetlocations. Do not use Quik Drive tools in the presence of flammable

liquids, dust or gases, as they can create sparks.c. Keep bystanders, children and visitors away while operating a

Quik Drive Tool. Distractions can cause accidents and seriousbodily injury.

REDUCE RISK OF ELECTRICAL-RELATED ACCIDENTSa. Guard against electrical shock. Prevent body contact with grounded

surfaces.b. Never modify the Quik Drive tool power plug in any way. Always use a

plug with a matching outlet. Use of proper, unmodified plugs and outletsreduces the risk of electric shock.

c. Do not abuse the power cord. Never carry a Quik Drive tool by its cordor pull the cord to disconnect from an outlet or other receptacle. Keepcord away from heat, oil, sharp edges or moving parts. Replace damagedcord immediately. Damaged cords increase the risk of electrical shock.

d. When operating a Quik Drive tool outside, use extension cords suitable

for outdoor use.

PERSONAL SAFETY

a. Stay alert. Do not use a Quik Drive tool while tired or under the influenceof drugs, alcohol or medication. Use common sense when operating

the tool. Inattention while operating Quik Drive tools may result inserious bodily injury.

b. Dress properly when using a Quik Drive tool. Do not wear loose clothingor jewelry. Keep your hair, clothing and gloves away from moving parts.Loose clothes, long hair or jewelry can be caught in moving parts and

result in serious bodily injury.c. Be sure the power switch on a Quik Drive tool is in the off position beforeplugging in the tool. Do not carry tools with your finger on the switch.

d. Keep proper footing and balance at all times.e. Always use safety equipment such as wearing protective glasses, dust

masks, non-skid safety shoes, safety harnesses hard hats and/or earplugs.

QUIK DRIVE TOOL USE AND CARE

a. Do not force the Quik Drive tool. Use the correct tool for the application.b. When not in use, Quik Drive tools should be stored in a dry place and out

of the reach of children and other untrained persons.c. Disconnect the plug from power source before making adjustments,

changing accessories, or storing tool.d. Maintain Quik Drive tools with care. Follow instructions for lubricating

and changing accessories.

e. Regularly check for misalignment or binding of moving parts, and otherconditions that my affect operation.f. Use only accessories recommended by Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc.g. Any repairs to electric tools should be performed by qualified personnel.

Use only authorized parts.

ADDITIONAL QUIK DRIVE SAFETY WARNINGS

FASTENER CORROSION INFORMATION

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Guidelines for Selecting the Proper Fastener Coating/Material

Minimum Coating or Material Recommendation

1. Evaluate the Application.Consider the type of connection and how critical it is. Theserecommendations may not apply to non-structural applications suchas fences.

2. Evaluate the Environment.

Testing and experience indicate that indoor dry environments are lesscorrosive than outdoor environments. Determining the type of environmentwhere a fastener will be used is an important factor in selecting the mostappropriate material and coating for fastener use. To help in your decisionmaking, consider the following general exposure information:

Interior Dry Use: Includes wall and ceiling cavities, and raised floorapplications in enclosed buildings that have been designed to ensure thatcondensation and other sources of moisture do not develop.

Exterior: Includes outdoor construction in conditions other than HigherExposure Use.

Higher Exposure Use: Includes exposure to ocean salt air, de-icing salts,fire retardants, large bodies of water (e.g. dock boards), fumes, fertilizers,soil, some preservative-treated woods, industrial zones, acid rain, andother corrosive elements.

3. Evaluate the material to be fastened.When fastening most untreated wood and other common building materials,

additional corrosion risk caused by the fastened material is not a significantfactor. For preservative-treated wood applications, proceed to step fourotherwise proceed to step five.

When fastening dissimilar metals carefully consider the correct combinatiof fastener and material necessary to avoid galvanic corrosion.

4. Familiarize yourself with the preservative-treated wood to befastened.The preservative-treated-wood supplier should provide all of the pertinen

information about the wood being used. This information should include thspecific type of wood treatment used, if ammonia was used in the treatmenand the chemical retention level. If this information is not available, thenSimpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. recommends the use of types 304, 30or 316 stainless steel, copper or silicone-bronze fasteners. It is also advisabto obtain a recommendation from the treated-wood supplier for a fastenecoating or material that is suitable for use with their formulation in theintended environment. If this recommendation differs from those shown the table below, Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. recommends that themost conservative recommendation be followed.

5. Use the chart below, which is based on Simpson Strong-Tietesting and experience, to select the fastener coating or materiaIf the material or preservative-treated wood product to be used is not showon the chart, Simpson Strong-Tie has not evaluated it and cannot makeany other recommendation than the use of coatings/materials shown in the

high category shown below. Manufacturers may independently providetest results or other product use information; Simpson Strong-Tie CompanInc. expresses no opinion regarding such information.

Coating/Material Classification

Low Clear zinc, electrocoating, gray phosphate, black phosphate, heavy zinc electroplate,yellow zinc, type 410 stainless steel

Med Mechanically galvanized (C-3, N2000and class 55), Quik Guard, hot-dip galvanized,double barrier

High Types 304/305/316 stainless steel, copper, silicon bronze

1. For preservative-treated lumber used above ground, with actual retention levels higher than 0.05 pcf forCA-C, 0.06 pcf for MCA and CA-C, 0.08 for CA-B, 0.15 pcf for MCQ and 0.2 pcf for ACQ, types 304/305/316

stainless-steel, copper or silicone bronze fasteners are recommended.2. Borate treated woods are not appropriate for outdoor use.

3. Test results indicate that mechanically galvanized (C-3, N2000 and class 55)and Quik Guard will performadequately, subject to regular maintenance and periodic inspection. However, the test protocol followed wasa modified version of the nationally recognized test method AWPA E12-94. This test method is an acceleratedtest, so data over an extended period of time is not available. Also noteworthy is that tests run in a laboratorymay not correlate to service conditions. If uncertain, use types 304/305/316 stainless steel.

4. Some treated wood may have excess surface chemicals making it potentially more corrosive. If you suspectthis or are uncertain, use types 304/305/316 stainless steel, copper or silicon bronze.

5. Ammonia is typically used as a chemical carrier for difficult to treat wood species, such as, but not exclusiveto, Douglas Fir and Hem Fir, which are usually found in the western United States. Amine carriers are used insome of the eastern species, such as Southern Yellow Pine. If uncertain, verify chemical with wood treater.

6. Type 316 stainless-steel fasteners are the minimum recommendation for ocean-salt air and otherchloride environments.

For the latest Simpson Strong-Tie coating information and additional technical informationon this topic, visit our website at www.strongtie.com/info.

Environment

Material to be Fastened

UntreatedWood or

OtherMaterial

Preservative-Treated Wood

ACZAOther

orUncertain

SBX/DOT& ZincBorate

MCQ/MCA

ACQ-C, ACQ-D (Carbonate),CA-B, CA-C/CA-C

WithoutAmmonia

WithAmmonia

HigherChemicalContent

Interior Dry Low Low Low Med Med High High High

Exterior Med N/A Med Med High High High High

Higher Exposure High N/A High High High High High High

Uncertain High High High High High High High High

Interior Dry

Higher Exposure

Exterior

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COATINGS AND MATERIALS

Simpson Strong-Tie fasteners feature a wide range of materials and coatings designed to meet specific performance criteria.It is important to select a material and/or coating that is suitable for the intended application and environment based upon factorssuch as corrosion resistance and mechanical properties of the material. Please see pages 10-11 for more information on selectingfasteners based upon corrosion resistance.

Simpson Strong-Tie Company Inc. welcomes the opportunity to provide assistance in fastener selection, please call (800) 999-5099in the event that technical support is needed.

LOW LEVEL OF CORROSION RESISTANCE

MEDIUM LEVEL OF CORROSION RESISTANCE

Clear ZincElectroplated clear zinc is applied in accordance with ASTM F1941.In the ASTM B117 salt spray test clear zinc provides 36 hours ofprotection before the first appearance of red rust.

Electrocoating (ECoat)Electrocoating utilizes electrical current to deposit the coatingmaterial on the fastener. After application the coating is cured anoven. Electrocoating provides a minimum amount of corrosion

protection and is intended for dry, non-corrosive applications only.

Gray PhosphateGray phosphate provides a minimum amount of corrosion protectionand is intended for dry, non-corrosive applications only.

Black PhosphateBlack phosphate provides a minimum amount of corrosion protectionand is intended for dry non-corrosive applications only.

Heavy Zinc Electroplate

Electroplated zinc applied to a thickness in accordance withASTM A641, Class 1 with a supplementary overcoat.

Yellow Zinc

Electroplated zinc applied in accordance with ASTM F1941.In the ASTM B117 salt spray test yellow zinc provides 24 hoursof protection before the first appearance of red rust.

Type 410 Stainless Steel

Type 410 stainless steel is a low-carbon martensitic grade ofstainless steel that can be hardened and is inherently magnetic.This material resists corrosion in mild atmospheres and manymild chemical environments.

C-3 Mechanically GalvanizedMechanically-applied zinc with a minimum of 20% tin in accordancewith Australian Standard AS3566.2. In the ASTM B117 salt spray testmechanically galvanized C3 has less than 0.1% of surface red rust at1000 hours.

N2000 Mechanically GalvanizedN2000 mechanical galvanization consists of a proprietary zinc alloycoating with a supplementary overcoat. In the ASTM B117 salt spraytest mechanically galvanized N2000 has less than 10% of surfacered rust at 950 hours. N2000 is a registered trademark MechanicalGalv. Plating Corporation

Quik Guard

Quik Guard is a proprietary double-barrier coating that consists ofan electrodeposited base layer with organic paint layer. In the ASTMB117 salt spray test Quik Guard has less than 10% of surface redrust at 950 hours.

Class 55 Mechanically GalvanizedMechanically-applied zinc in accordance with ASTM B695, Class 55with a supplementary overcoat. Mechanically galvanized, Class 55fasteners are compliant with the 2006 International Residential Code(R319.3) and the 2009 International Residential Code (R317.3)

Hot-Dip Galvanized, ASTM A-153Hot-dip galvanization that meets the standards of ASTM A-153.Hot-dip galvanized fasteners have a minimum of 1.0 oz/ft of coating.Hot-dip galvanized fasteners are compliant with the 2006 InternationalResidential Code (R319.3), 2006 International Building Code(2304.9.5), 2009 International Residential Code (R317.3) and the2009 International Building Code (2304.9.5.1).

Double BarrierThe Simpson Strong-Tie double-barrier coating is a proprietarytwo-layer coating that provides a level of corrosion protection thatis equivalent to ASTM A-153 hot-dip galvanization.

Teal-Arrow Icon

Throughout this catalog this icon identifies coated fasteners that Simpson Strong-Tie classifies as possessing a medium level ofcorrosion resistance, making them suitable for use in some exterior and corrosive environments and with some preservative-treatedwoods. For applications in higher-exposure applications, type-300 series stainless-steel fasteners should be considered forsuperior corrosion resistance. Additional important information on pages 10-13 should be reviewed before selecting a fastenerfor a specific application.

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HIGH LEVEL OF CORROSION RESISTANCE

TRADEMARK ATTRIBUTION

General note about salt spray testing: Salt spray testing in accordance with ASTM B117 is not intended to represent real-world corrosionperformance of screw coatings. It should only be used for comparative evaluation between like products. Many variables may affect the outcomeof the salt spray test such as screw features, coating types, post-coating processes, etc.

4-Cut, Accuset, AEG, Airco, Airy, Akuzuki, Apach, Archer, Arrow, Atro, Atlas Copco, BeA, Besco, Black & Decker, Bosch,Bostitch, Cadex, Campbell Hausfeld, Central Pneumatic, Chicago Pneumatic, Craftsman, Craftex, DeWalt, Duo-Fast, Eagle, EB-TY,E-Coat, E-Z Fasten, Fasco, Freeman, Grex, Grip-Rite, Grizzly, Haubold, HighPro, Hilti, Hitachi, ISM, Jamerco, Makita, Marutex,Max, Maxus Leland Master Gripper, Masterpower, Metabo, Milwaukee, Monel, Mylar, N2000, Northern Tool, Numax, Palmgren,Paslode, Phillips, Pneutools, Porta-Nails, Porter Cable, Powernail, Prebena, Primeair, Primatech, Porter Cable, Ramsond, Rigid,Senco, Sioux, Snap-On, Spotnails, Stanley, Stan-Tech, Supco, Superior, Surebonder, Trex and Trex Transcend, Wen and Westward

are all registered trademarks of their respective companies.

Types 304 and 305 Stainless Steel

Types 304 and 305 stainless steels are nickel chromium austeniticgrades of stainless steel and are inherently non-magnetic. Fastenersmade from types 304 and 305 stainless steel are compliant with the2006 International Residential Code (R319.3), 2006 InternationalBuilding Code (2304.9.5), 2009 International Residential Code(R317.3) and the 2009 International Building Code (2304.9.5.1).Types 304 and 305 stainless steel are not hardened by heattreatment and provide very good corrosion protection.


Type 316 stainless steel is a nickel chromium austenitic gradeof stainless steel with 2-3% molybdenum and is inherentlynon-magnetic. Fasteners made from type 316 stainless steel arecompliant with the 2006 International Residential Code (R319.3),2006 International Building Code (2304.9.5), 2009 InternationalResidential Code (R317.3) and the 2009 International BuildingCode (2304.9.5.1).Type 316 stainless steel is not hardened by heat treatment and

provides the highest level of corrosion protection available,especially in environments with chlorides.

Copper

The copper used for the manufacture of fasteners contains aminimum of 98% copper in accordance with ASTM F1667. Copperfasteners are compliant with the 2006 International Residential

Code

(R319.3), 2006 International Building Code

(2304.9.5),2009 International Residential Code (R317.3) and the 2009International Building Code (2304.9.5.1).

Silicon Bronze

Silicon Bronze is a copper alloy with silicon used as an alloyingelement. Fastener made from silicon bronze are compliant with the2006 International Residential Code (R319.3), 2006 InternationalBuilding Code (2304.9.5), 2009 International Residential Code(R317.3) and the 2009 International Building Code (2304.9.5.1).

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FASTENER OVERVIEW

NAILS

Nail Sizes

The most common method used to represent nail sizes is the penny size, which is a length designation. The size is written with a number andthe abbreviation d for denarius which is Latin for penny. While referring to penny size and type designations such as box or commonis a typical method for calling out nails, it is more accurate and reduces potential confusion if the nail is called out by diameter and length.

Nail Types

Box: A wire nail with a round head, these nails have a smaller shank diameter than common nails of the same penny size.Brads: A common term used for nails less than 1 14" in length with a head slightly larger than the shank. These nails can be easilyconcealed by countersinking below the work surface.Casing: A wire nail with a head that is only slightly larger head than a finish nail, often used for flooring.Common: A common construction wire nail with a round head. Common nails have larger shanks than box nails of the same penny size.Finishing: A wire nail with a head that is only slightly larger than the shank. These nails can be easily concealed by countersinking belowthe work surface.Roofing: A nail used for attaching paper or shingle to roof battens or sheathing; usually with a large flat head.Siding: A wire nail with a shank that is typically 0.99" or less in diameter and a smaller head than other nails of the same size to helpconceal the fastener after installation.

Nail Shank Types

Smooth Shank: There are no deformations on the shank, making nailswith a smooth shank the easiest to drive. Smooth shank nails offer theleast pull-out resistance when compares with screw and ring shanks.

Spiral Shank: A spiral thread on the shank causes the nail to spinduring installation, creating a thread-like interlock with the wood,increasing pull-out capacity. Designed to drive easier into intoharder woods and dense materials while still providing increasedwithdrawal resistance.

Annular Ring Shank: Annular threads or rings are formed on theshank to increase pull out capacity. The rings create an interlockbetween the shank of the nail and the wood, providing superiorholding power. Generally considered the nail type with the bestwithdrawal resistance.

Nail SizeLength

Inches Cm

2d 1.00 2.54

3d 1.25 3.17

4d 1.50 3.81

5d 1.75 4.44

6d 2.00 5.08

7d 2.25 5.71

8d 2.50 6.35

9d 2.75 6.98

10d 3.00 7.6212d 3.25 8.25

16d 3.50 8.89

20d 4.00 10.16

30d 4.50 11.43

40d 5.00 12.70

50d 5.50 13.97

60d 6.00 15.24

70d 7.00 17.78

Nail Penny Size Lengths

Smooth Shank

Spiral Shank

Annular Ring Shank

Steel Wire Gauge/Diameter

1. Table based on Birmingham or Stubs IronWire Gauge.

Gauge Inches MM

3 0.259 6.57

4 0.238 6.05

6 0.203 5.16

8 0.165 4.19

9 0.148 3.76

10 0.134 3.40

11 0.120 3.05

12 0.109 2.77

13 0.095 2.41

14 0.083 2.1115 0.072 1.83

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Pan HeadTruss Head ModifiedTruss Head

RibbedWafer Hea

RibbedFlat Head

Drill Pointw/ Wings

Application:Wood to

metal

Paddle Point

Application:Hardwood

Pilot Point

Application:Wood to

metal

Drill Point

Application:Metal

(see pages16-17

for moreinformation)

Type-17 Point

Application:Wood,

compositeand thin metal(18 gauge or

thinner)

Sharp Point

Application:Wood andthin metal

(18 gauge orthinner)

High-LowThreads

Box ThreadsTappingThreads

Twin ThreadsCoarseThreads

Cap HeadTrim Headw/ nibs

Flat Pan Head

Trim HeadBugle HeadFlat Headw/ nibs

Flat Head

Hex WasherHead

Thread Styles

Point Styles

Head Styles

Pancake Head Ultra Low ProfilePancake Head

Washer Hea

Measure pan, pancake, truss,washer and hex head screws

from under head to point

34"

Measure all other screwsfrom top of head to point

158"

SCREW FEATURES

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HOW SELF-DRILLING SCREWS WORK

As their name implies, self-drilling screws operate on the same principles as drill bits and other cutting tools. This means that theway in which these screws are used affects their performance as much how they are designed. For cutting tools, the governingfactors of material removal are cutting speed, feed rate, depth of cut and the work material itself (see table below for optimal values).

RPM: The speed at which the screwdriver motor runswhile the screw is installed. This is often adjustable usinga variable-pull trigger or different driver motor.

Applied Force: A measure of how hard the user pushesas the screw is installed.

Work Material Hardness: Can be viewed as a materialsresistance to drilling or cutting. In most instances, theharder the work material, the harder it is to cut. Dependingon the application, this may be outside the users control.

Definitions

Screw Drill-Point Material: Typically plain carbon steel which is less stable at high temperature than equivalent high-speed steel (HSS) drill-bits.Reduced Screwdriver-Motor RPM: This may actually decrease installation time by allowing the user to push harder during installation.

Additional Considerations:

ScrewSize

Major (in.)

RPM* AppliedForce*(lbs)

WorkMaterialHardness*

#6 0.138 2200 80

20RockwellC Scale

#8 0.164 1900 95

#10 0.190 1600 105

#12 0.216 1400 115

#14 0.250 1200 130

#16 0.313 1000 160

Optimal Cutting Perameters by Screw Size

*Suggested maximum values. Stated speeds may require a variable-speed screwdriver motor anda partial trigger-pull. Harder material may require slower speeds and less applied force.

When selecting a self-drilling screw design, it isimportant to consider the material thickness andtype of materials to be joined. There are key designfeatures to consider when selecting a suitablefastener for a specific application.

Drill FluteThe flutes allow drilled material to exit the hole. Once theflutes become completely embedded in the material, theycan no longer remove the chips cut from the work material.Since these chips contain approximately 80% of the heatcreated by the drilling process, this can cause the pointto over-heat and fail.

Point Length

The length of the drill point determines the materialthickness which the screw can reliably penetrate. Theunthreaded portion of the point, known as the pilotsection, must be long enough to completely drill through

the material before the threads engage. Since the threadsadvance faster than the drilling process, if they engagebefore drilling is done the fastener can bind and break.

Fastening Thicker Material to Metal

When fastening thicker materials, such as wood, to metalit is necessary to use a fastener with wings on the shaftor a pilot point. These fasteners are designed to preventseparation of the fastened material from the base metal,a condition known as jacking. Once the wings contactthe metal they break away before the threads engage.

Winged Reamer

Wings ream hole largerthan threads so threadswill not engage wood.

Wings break offwhen they hit steel,then threads engage.

Head

Threads

FlutePilot Section

(when necessary)

Point

PointLength

Wings

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Screw PointType

ScrewSize

MaximumMaterial Thickness1

(in.)

#2#6 0.100#8 0.100#10 0.110

#3

#7 0.125#8 0.140#10 0.175#12 0.210#14 0.220

#4#12 0.250#14 0.250

#5 #12 0.500

1. Total thickness of all steel, including any spacing between layers.

Screw Suitability

Gauge MilsDesign Thickness Minimum Thicknes

(in.) (mm) (in.) (mm)

25 18 0.0188 0.48 0.0179 0.45

22 27 0.0283 0.72 0.0269 0.68

20(drywall) 30 0.0312 0.79 0.0296 0.75

20(structural) 33 0.0346 0.88 0.0329 0.84

18 43 0.0451 1.14 0.0428 1.09

16 54 0.0566 1.44 0.0538 1.37

14 68 0.0713 1.81 0.0677 1.72

12 97 0.1017 2.58 0.0966 2.45

1. One mil is 1/1000 (0.001) of an inch. Mil thickness measures the uncoated based materia

Steel Thickness

SELF-DRILLING SCREW INSTALLATION GUIDEFAILURE MODE LIKELY CAUSE(S) SUGGESTED ACTION

Split at point (web)Excessive force (feed)applied while drilling

Reduce application force

Outer corners wornor melted Drill RPM (cutting speed)too high Use slower motor orpartial trigger pull

Cutting edges chippingor breaking

Excessive force (feed)applied while drilling


Point melted or diametersignificantly reduced

Work material too hard Insufficient chip clearance Excessive force (feed)

applied while drilling

Confirm work material specs Choose screw with longerpilot section


Screw wont starta hole

Drill motor set on reverse Work material too hard Drill point blunted by

handling

Check motor direction Confirm work material specs

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Decking for Decks, Docksand Boardwalks

Simpson Strong-Tie offers a variety of premiumsolutions for fastening wood, PVC or composite decking.Our fasteners are designed specifically to perform intheir target decking material and many of our fastenersare available in colors to provide a fastening solutionthat blends with the deck surface. For a hidden solution,see our EB-TY hidden deck fastening system.

COLLATED NAILS

20-22 Plastic Strip,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel andsilicon bronze,page 52

20-22 Plastic Strip,Full RoundSmooth Head,Screw ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 53

20-22 Plastic Strip,Checkered,Casing Head,Ring ShankType 304 stainlesssteel, page 53

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Cedar and Redwood DeckingTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel, page 31

Preservative-Treated Wood Decking

Types 304 and 316 stainless steel, page 32

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HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Trim-Head DeckingCoated, page 86

Types 305 and 316 stainless steel, page 87Painted head, types 305 and 316 stainless steel, pages 88-89

Bugle-Head Wood DeckingTypes 305 and 316 stainless steel, pages 90-92Painted head, type 305 stainless steel, page 92

Dexxter Composite DeckingCoated and types 305 and 316 stainless steel, page 93Painted head, type 305 stainless steel, page 94

Composi-Lok Composite DeckingCoated and type 305 stainless steel, page 95

Hardwood DeckingFlat and trim head styles, types 305 and 316 stainless steel,page 96Painted head, types 305 and 316 stainless steel, page 97

DHPD Hardwood Decking, Stainless SteelType 305 stainless steel, page 97

EB-TY Hidden Deck Fastening SystemPages 98-99

COLLATED NAILS (cont.)

31-34 Plastic Strip,Full Round Checkered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 55

31-34 Paper Tape,Clipped Smooth Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 55

28 Wire Weld,Clipped Smooth Head,Ring ShankType 304 stainless steel,page 56

15 Wire Coil,Full Round CheckeredHead, Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 57

d,

Flat Head

Trim Head

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Siding on Wood and Steel

Whether the job calls for cedar, redwood or fiber-cementsiding in shingles, laps or panels, Simpson Strong-Tie hasthe right fastener for the application. Our stainless-steelnails and screws provide long-lasting results that resistcorrosion and preserve the beauty of the siding materialby preventing unsightly rust stains. Most of our sidingfasteners are available in both types 304 and 316 stainlesssteel, and we even stock silicone bronze nails so theright level of corrosion-resistance can be chosen basedon the application. Type 316 stainless steel is alwaysrecommended for coastal projects.

COLLATED NAILS

15 Wire Coil,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 58

15 Wire Coil,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring Shank,Fiber-Cement SidingType 304 stainless steel,page 58

15 Wire Coil,Painted, Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring ShankType 304 stainless steel,page 59

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Cedar and Redwood SidingTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel, page 33

Shake and Shingle Siding/Roofing


Painted SidingTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel, pages 35-36

Fiber-Cement SidingType 316 stainless steel, page 36

Pyramid-HeadType 316 stainless steel and silicone bronze, page 37

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HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Hex-Washer HeadType 316 stainless steel, with and without bonded washer,page 101

Wire-Lathe Modified Truss HeadType 305 stainless steel, page 102

Fiber Cement, Wafer HeadType 316 stainless steel, page 101

Fiber Cement, Wafer HeadSelf drilling, type 410 stainless steel, page 106

Trim Head SidingSelf drilling, type 410 stainless steel, page 106

Modified Truss Head, Wire LatheSelf drilling, type 410 stainless steel, page 107

COLLATED STAPLES

16 Gauge, 716" CrownTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 65

16 Gauge, 12" CrownTypes 304 and 316

stainless steel,page 66


15 Inserted Plastic Coil,Full Round Checkered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 61

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Roofing

Simpson Strong-Tie offers a wide assortmentof fasteners for all kinds of roofing applications.Whether the project calls for slate, tile or woodshingles or metal roofing, our selection ofstainless steel, copper and aluminum fastenersoffers long-lasting performance.

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Shake and Shingle Siding/RoofingTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 34

Roofing, Tile and SlatingTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,copper and aluminum, pages 38-41

Washered RoofingType 304 stainless steel, page 41

COLLATED NAILS

15 Wire Coil,Full RoundSmooth Head,RoofingTypes 304 and316 stainlesssteel, page 60

HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Hex-Washer HeadType 316 stainless steel, with andwithout bonded washer, page 101

Truss HeadSelf drilling, type 410 stainless steel,page 108

Pancake Head, Standing-SeamRoofing ClipsType 410 stainless steel, page 103

Pancake Head, Standing-SeamRoofing ClipsSelf drilling, type 410 stainless steel,page 107

COLLATED STAPLES


16 Gauge, 12" CrownType 316 stainlesssteel, page 66

rown

ownss


15 Wire Coil,Full RoundCheckered Head,

Ring Shank(0.090" dia.)Types 304 and 316stainless steel, page 58

15 Wire Coil,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring Shank(0.093" dia.)Type 304 stainlesssteel, page 58

e 58

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COLLATED NAILS

20-22 Plastic Strip,Full Round Checkered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and316 stainlesssteel andsilicone bronze,

page 52

20-22 Plastic Strip,Full Round Smooth Head,Screw ShankTypes 304and 316stainless steel,page 53

20-22 Plastic Strip,Checkered Casing Head,Ring Shank

Type 304stainless steel,page 53

20-22 Plastic Strip,Full Round Smooth Head,Smooth ShankTypes 304and 316stainless steel,page 54


28 Wire Weld,Clipped Head,Ring ShankType 304stainless steel,page 56

31-34 Plastic Strip,Full Round CheckeredHead, Ring ShankTypes 304and 316stainless steel,page 55

31-34 Paper Tape,Clipped Smooth Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and316 stainless steel,page 55

15 Wire Coil,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316stainless steel,page 57

Framing

Simpson Strong-Tie nails meet the toughestrequirements for quality and corrosion resistance.Framing, deck/dock construction and permanentwood foundations will all stand the test of timewhen our fasteners are used in their construction.Our nails are available with smooth, ring andscrew shanks to meet the requirements of themost demanding applications.

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Common Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 42

Common Smooth Shank

Types 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 43

Post and Beam, Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 44

Box, Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,

page 45

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Structural Wood-to-Wood Connections

Simpson Strong-Tie Strong-Drive structural woodscrews make high-strength wood-to-wood connectionseasier and stronger. Designed for both ease of installationand superior strength, these versatile screws are atime-saving alternative to multiple smaller fastenersor larger screws or bolts that require pre-drilling.

HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Strong-Drive SDS Structural Wood ScrewDouble-barrier coating, type 316 stainless steel,pages 76-79

Strong-Drive SDW Structural Wood Screw Multi-Ply FasteningWasher head, E-Coat coating, pages 80-82

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Fasteners forSimpson Strong-Tie Connectors

Simpson Strong-Tie offers a variety of fasteners foruse in the installation of our structural connectors.Whether you are using is stainless-steel nails toinstall our stainless-steel connectors or our innovativeStrong-Drive SD structural-connector screw, weprovide a range of solutions that combine quality,corrosion resistance and tested performance.

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Structural ConnectorBright, hot-dip galvanized, type 316 stainless steel,page 46

COLLATED NAILS

Paper Tape 33, Ring Shank,Structural ConnectorType 316 stainless steel,page 56

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HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Strong-Drive SD Structural-Connector ScrewClass 55 mechanically galvanized, pages 83-84

Strong-Drive SDS Structural Wood Screw

Double-barrier coating, type 316 stainless steel,pages 76-79

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Finishing, Millwork and Trim

Whether installing interior millwork, exterior trim orfacia on a deck you want fasteners that look good afterinstallation and stay that way. Look no further thanour wide assortment of stainless-steel fasteners whenchoosing a solution that will resist corrosion and thestaining it can create. Dont take chances with fastenersthat cost less today only to corrode and stain in the future.Upgrade to Simpson Strong-Tie fasteners and restassured that the quality you put into your work will last.

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Finishing NailsTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 47

COLLATED NAILS

20 Adhesive Collation,T-Style HeadAngle Finishing16 gauge,types 304 and316 stainlesssteel, page 63

33 Tape Collation,DA-Style HeadAngle Finishing15 gauge,types 304 and316 stainlesssteel, page 62

25 Adhesive Collation,FN-Style HeadAngle Finishing15 gauge,

types 304 and316 stainlesssteel, page 62

16-Gauge Straight,Adhesive CollationT-Style HeadFinishingTypes 304 and316 stainlesssteel, page 63


18-Gauge Straight, AdhesiveCollation,T-Style Head BradsTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 64

Adhesive Collation Straight,Headless Micro-Pins

23 gauge,type 304stainless steel,page 64

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tion,

HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Trim-HeadCoated, page 86


Painted head, types 305 and 316stainless steel, pages 88-89

Hardwood DeckingFlat and trim head styles, types 305and 316 stainless steel, pages 96-97

COLLATED STAPLES


22 Gauge, 38" CrownTypes 304stainless steel,page 67

Crownnd 316el,

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Fastening to Metal

We offer a wide assortment of stainless steel,self-drilling screws to tackle almost any application.From installing various materials onto steel tofastening the members themselves, our screwspass quality tests to ensure performance in themost demanding applications.

HAND-DRIVE, SELF-DRILLING SCREWS

Fiber Cement, Wafer HeadType 410 stainless steel, page 106

Trim Head SidingType 410 stainless steel, page 106

Modified Truss Head, Wire LatheType 410 stainless steel, page 107

Pancake Head, Standing-Seam Roofing ClipsType 410 stainless steel, page 107

Truss HeadType 410 stainless steel, page 108

Bugle Head, Wood Panels to Steel StudsType 410 stainless steel, page 109

HAND-DRIVE, SELF-DRILLING SCREWS (cont.)

Flat Head with Wings, Wood Panels / Fiber Cement to SteelType 410 stainless steel, page 110

Wafer Head with Wings, Wood Panels to Steel StudsType 410 stainless steel, page 110

Hex Washer HeadTypes 305 and 316 stainless steel and Marutex, page 111

HAND-DRIVE, SELF-TAPPING SCREW

Pancake Head, Standing-Seam Roofing ClipsType 410 stainless steel, page 103

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Fencing

There are lots of ways to build a fence, butregardless of which style is chosen, SimpsonStrong-Tie has the right fastener for the job.Whether the fence will be painted or left toweather to a natural color, stainless-steel fastenersnot only provide the best alternative for long-termstrength, they also preserve the beauty ofthe fencing material by preventing unsightlyrust stains. Type 316 stainless steel is alwaysrecommended for coastal environments.

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

FencingTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 48

HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Trim-Head DeckingCoated, page 86


Painted head, types 305 and 316stainless steel, pages 88-89

Bugle-Head Wood Decking

Types 305 and 316 stainless steel,pages 90-92

Painted head, type 305 stainless steel,page 92

COLLATED NAILS

20-22 Plastic Strip,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304and 316stainless steel,

page 52

28 Wire Weld,Clipped Head,Ring ShankType 304stainless steel,page 56

31-34 Plastic Strip,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring ShankTypes 304and 316stainless steel,page 55

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15 Wire Coil,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring Shank(0.090" - 0.131")Types 304 and 316stainless steel,

page 57

15 Wire Coil,Full RoundCheckered Head,Ring Shank(0.090" dia.)Types 304 and316 stainlesssteel, page 58

0 Inserted Plastic Coil,Full Round Checkered Head,Ring ShankType 304stainless steel,page 61

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HAND-DRIVE SCREWS

Bugle-Head Wood DeckingTypes 305 and 316 stainless steel,pages 90-92

Trim Head, Sealing WasherType 305 stainless steel, page 102

Hex Washer HeadMarutex and types 305 and 316stainless steel, page 101

Hex Washer Head, Sealing Washer


MISCELLANEOUS FASTENERS

Fencing StaplesType 304 stainless steel, page 50

Hog Ring, Blair ShapedType 304 stainless steel, page 50

Hog Ring, Hill PatternType 304 stainless steel, page 50

Sealing WasherTypes 302 and 316 stainless steel,page 50

Cooling Towers

Simpson Strong-Tie stocks a wide variety offasteners for the construction of new coolingtowers as well as the maintenance and repair ofolder towers. Whether for siding, fan decks, orwood construction we have the fasteners you needin 300 series stainless steel as well as aluminum,copper and silicone bronze. By combining on-handinventory with customer-focused service we arewell prepared to supply this fast-moving market.

HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Common Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 42

Common Spiral Shank(Special-Order Option)


Box, Ring ShankTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,page 45

Box, Spiral Shank (Special-Order Option)Types 304 and 316 stainless steel,special order option, page 45

Roofing, Tile and SlatingTypes 304 and 316 stainless steel,copper and aluminum, pages 38-41

Washered RoofingType 304 stainless steel, page 41

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HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Simpson Strong-Tie offers the widest selectionof stainless-steel hand-drive nails in the industry.

A vast range of sizes suited tospecific applications

Many styles available in both types304 and 316 stainless steel forcorrosion resistance tailored to

the project environment

Checkered or smooth heads as wellas smooth, ring and screw shanks

Copper, silicone bronze and Monel nailsas well as painted-head options andeven custom-order nail capabilityensures we have, or can make, thefastener you need

Stainless-steel nails offer the promiseof longevity in corrosive environments;

a premium upgrade to ensure that fastenerswill last as long as the materials they fasten.

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HAND-DRIVE NAILS

FEATURES:

Smaller heads are less visible Checker pattern on heads blends with wood grain and reduces glare from sunlight Annular ring shank increases pull-out resistance to help prevent nail heads

from popping up over time. Slender shank permits nailing at board ends with reduced splitting Diamond point for easier driving Available in 3 colors: Gray, Redwood and Tan Choose type 316 for seaside applications and superior corrosion resistance

Cedar and Redwood Decking Nails



Gray Redwood Tan

Available in 3 colors

PennySize

Length(in.)

GaugeShank

Diameter(in.)

HeadDiameter

(in.)Color

Approx.Countper lb.

1 lb.Model No.

5 lb.Model No.

25 lb. BucketModel No.

8d 212 12 0.109 732 145 S8CRD1 S8CRD5 S8CRDB

8d 212 12 0.109 732 Gray 145 S8CRDG1 S8CRDG5 S8CRDGB

8d 212 12 0.109 732 Redwood 145 S8CRDR1 S8CRDR5 S8CRDRB

8d 212 12 0.109 732 Tan 145 S8CRDT1 S8CRDT5 S8CRDTB

10d 3 12 0.109 732 120 S10CRD1 S10CRD5 S10CRDB




12d 314 12 0.109 732 110 S12CRD1 S12CRD5 S12CRDB




16d 312 11 0.120 14 88 S16CRD1 S16CRD5 S16CRDB




PennySize

Length(in.)

GaugeShank

Diameter(in.)

HeadDiameter

(in.)Color

Approx.Countper lb.

1 lb.Model No.

5 lb.Model No.


8d 212 12 0.109 732 145 T8CRD1 T8CRD5 T8CRDB

8d 212 12 0.109 732 Gray 145 T8CRDG1 T8CRDG5 T8CRDGB

8d 212 12 0.109 732 Redwood 145 T8CRDR1 T8CRDR5 T8CRDRB

8d 212 12 0.109 732 Tan 145 T8CRDT1 T8CRDT5 T8CRDTB

10d 3 12 0.109 732 120 T10CRD1 T10CRD5 T10CRDB

10d 3 12 0.1097

32 Gray 120 T10CRDG1 T10CRDG5 T10CRDGB10d 3 12 0.109 732 Redwood 120 T10CRDR1 T10CRDR5 T10CRDRB


12d 314 12 0.109 732 110 T12CRD1 T12CRD5 T12CRDB




16d 312 11 0.120 14 88 T16CRD1 T16CRD5 T16CRDB




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HAND-DRIVE NAILS

Preservative-Treated Wood Decking Nails

PennySize

Length(in.)

GaugeShank

Diameter(in.)

HeadDiameter

(in.)

Approx.Countper lb.

1 lb.Model No.

5 lb.Model No.


8d 212 11 0.120 932 115 S8PTD1 S8PTD5 S8PTDB

8d 212 10 0.134 932 94 S8HPTD1 S8HPTD5 S8HPTDB

10d 3 10 0.134 932 79 S10PTD1 S10PTD5 S10PTDB

10d 3 9 0.148 516 67 S10HPTD1 S10HPTD5 S10HPTDB12d 314 9 0.148 516 60 S12PTD1 S12PTD5 S12PTDB

16d 312 9 0.148 516 56 S16PTD1 S16PTD5 S16PTDB


20d 4 8 0.165 1132 40 S20PTD1 S20PTD5 S20PTDB


PennySize

Length(in.)

GaugeShank

Diameter(in.)

HeadDiameter

(in.)

Approx.Countper lb.

1 lb.Model No.

5 lb.Model No.


8d 212 11 0.120 932 115 T8PTD1 T8PTD5 T8PTDB

8d 212 10 0.134 932 94 T8HPTD1 T8HPTD5 T8HPTDB

10d 3 10 0.134 932 79 T10PTD1 T10PTD5 T10PTDB


12d 314 9 0.148 516 60 T12PTD1 T12PTD5 T12PTDB

16d 312 9 0.148 516 56 T16PTD1 T16PTD5 T16PTDB


20d 4 8 0.165 1132 40 T20PTD1 T20PTD5 T20PTDB


FEATURES:

Ideal for decks and docks Checker pattern on heads blends with wood grain and reduces glare from sunlight Annular ring shank increases pull-out resistance to help prevent nail heads

from popping up over time. Larger shank diameter easily penetrates both green and seasoned preservative-treated pine Diamond point for easier driving Choose type 316 for seaside applications and superior corrosion resistance



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HAND-DRIVE NAILS

FEATURES:

Checker pattern on heads blends with wood grain, reduces glare from sunlightand accepts surface finishes

Annular ring shank increases pull-out resistance to provide a secure attachment

that reduces cupping of siding boa

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