23/10/2026
Someone's taken a slice off these nail heads. On purpose.
Take a closer look at the photo.
Notice how the nail heads aren't completely round?
These are commonly known as clipped-head or D-head nails.
The reduced head shape allows the nails to sit closer together in a collated strip, helping fit more nails into a magazine of a given length.
Clever little design detail, isn't it?
But there's something worth remembering.
Clipped-head and full-round-head nails aren't automatically interchangeable.
For structural applications, the nail type, dimensions and performance requirements all matter. Some jobs may specify a particular head design, so it's always worth checking before making a substitution.
A small difference in shape. A practical reason behind it.
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