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HEADS

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HEADS :

 

FLAT HEAD: The most common, providing a large striking surface and solid holding power; larger head prevents the nail from pulling through.

 

LARGE FLAT HEAD: Larger than standard flat head; provides greatest striking surface and holding power

 

CHECKERED FLAT HEAD: Textured to prevent slippage of the hammer.

 

COUNTERSUNK HEAD: Head has a conical shape and is designed to be pushed below the surface . (countersunk), which allows them to be concealed with putty for a nail-free finish; designed for finishing.

 

DUPLEX HEAD : Double-headed to make nail removal easier; for temporary nailing.

 

CUPPED HEAD: Heads are concave to facilitate concealment and are often used on drywall.

 

BRAD HEAD: Smaller head allows nail to be concealed more easily; reduced holding power; used for finish and trim work.

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