Viper Collated Gun Nails 'Handy Packs' offer premium, trade-quality first fix nails scaled down into convenient, project-sized quantities perfect for DIYers.
Are you tackling a smaller weekend timber project, a single stud wall partition, or a quick garden repair? Cut out the slow work of manual hammering without buying more than you need.
Universal Nail Gun Compatibility
Viper Handy Pack strips 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.
Viper Gun Nails Ring Shank Collated Nails only (no gas)
Choose the correct nail dimension for your build from our three available Handy Pack options. Each box contains exactly 1,100 high-performance nails (Gas refills are not included, making these ideal replacements or for use with battery and pneumatic framing guns):
Coated Galvanised Collated Nail 'Handy Packs' (63mm x 2.8mm - 1100 Nails)
- Nail Size: Length 63mm Shank diameter 2.8mm
- Pack Contains: 1100 Collated nails on paper (Gas refills NOT included)
- Suitable for most clipped nail and brad nail guns
Coated Galvanised Collated Nail 'Handy Packs' (63mm x 3.1mm - 1100 Nails)
- Nail Size: Length 63mm Shank diameter 3.1mm
- Pack Contains: 1100 Collated nails on paper (Gas refills NOT included)
- Suitable for most clipped nail and brad nail guns
Coated Galvanised Collated Nail 'Handy Packs' (90mm x 3.1mm - 1100 Nails)
- Nail Size: Length 90mm Shank diameter 3.1mm
- Pack Contains: 1100 Collated nails on paper (Gas refills NOT included)
- Suitable for most clipped nail and brad nail guns
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:
- Paslode: IM350 and IM350+ Gas Powered Framing Nailers
- Makita: GN900SE / GN900S
- Hitachi / Hikoki: NR90GC2
- DeWalt & Bostitch: Gas structural 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.
Download the Viper Data sheet here: Viper Gun Nails Data Sheet
Quick Tips
- Check the Angle & Direction: Load the collated strip into the magazine track with the diamond points facing forward and down.
- Seat the Fuel Cell: Unclip your nailer's gas door and insert the fuel cell firmly until it clicks 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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