Viper Collated Gun Nails are premium, trade-quality, gas-powered, first-fix nails designed to deliver rapid-fire speed and professional structural strength for your DIY projects.
Choose the perfect nail dimension for your framing project from our three available nails-only option packs
Are you tackling a heavy-duty timber project, building a stud wall, or putting up a garden room subframe? Cut out the slow work of manual hammering.
These trade-size boxes are ideal if you already have leftover fuel cells or run a battery/pneumatic 34-degree framing gun
Universal Nail Gun Compatibility
Viper Gunnails feature standard 34-degree paper collation and a space-saving D-clipped head profile. They are extensively tested and guaranteed to work perfectly in standard cordless, pneumatic, and gas framing nailers, including:
- Paslode: IM350 and IM350+ Gas Powered Framing Nailers
- Makita: GN900SE / GN900S
- Hitachi / Hikoki: NR90GC2
- DeWalt & Bostitch: Framing nailers accepting 34° clipped-head strips
What Makes Viper 'First Fix' Nails Different?
- High-Grip Annular Ring Shank: These ring shank nails for nailing guns feature a series of ribbed rings that lock the nail permanently into the wood fibres for maximum pull-out resistance.
- Service Class 2 (Covered Outdoor & Indoor Use): Features a high-grade Galv+ protective coating. Perfect for structural timber frame panels, roof rafters, joists, and floor decking where wood is protected from direct rain but exposed to atmospheric dampness.
- D-Clipped Heads & Diamond Points: Packs more nails per strip for fewer reloads, with precision points to prevent splitting timber.
Quick Tips for DIY Framing Success
- Check the Angle & Direction: Load the collated strip into the magazine track with the diamond points facing forward and down.
- Power Source Setup: Ensure your tool has a fresh battery or active air-line. If using a gas nailer, ensure your separate fuel cell is firmly seated into the dosing nozzle.
- Test Your Depth: Test on scrap wood first to make sure the ring shank nail drives flush or just below the surface.
- Keep Them Dry: Keep your spare nail strips flat and dry inside the box to preserve the structural paper collation tape.
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