Concrete nail TKA plain steel 25mm 800pcs for force ONE. 925800TKA

Versatile fastening in concrete and solid bricks

TKA nails with a diameter of 2.6 mm and a length of 25 mm are designed for quick and secure fastening of structural elements using a gas-powered fastening tool compatible with the series. Thanks to specially selected high-hardness steel and a ballistic tip, these nails can be driven not only into traditional concrete but also into steel beams or solid bricks – without the risk of pull-out or tool damage.

• High-hardness steel – ensures better grip and minimizes the risk of bending when driven into hard substrates.
• Ballistic tip shape – enables effective penetration even of thin steel elements, accelerating work on load-bearing installations.
• Compatible gas cartridge – one package contains a cartridge sufficient for over 800 fastenings, eliminating the need for frequent accessory replacement and increasing on-site efficiency.
• ITB approval – meets the requirements of Polish safety and quality standards, which is crucial for both installers and investors verifying compliance with regulations.

Practical applications

TKA nails are suitable for a wide range of construction tasks:

• fastening metal brackets and supports,
• connecting threaded rods to concrete elements,
• pipe installations requiring durable anchoring,
• cable installation in walls and ceilings,
• any work requiring quick and solid connections between concrete or solid bricks and metal components.

Due to their versatility, they can be used both in new constructions and during renovations of existing structures.

Construction and ease of installation

The package contains 800 pieces of standard nails and a dedicated gas cartridge compatible with most models of fastening tools designed for this type of nail. The systematic nail design (smooth shank, ballistic tip, head diameter of 6.3 mm) ensures:

• even distribution of impact force,
• rapid driving without the need for additional lubrication,
• minimal material rebound after driving – important when working in confined spaces.

In practice, this means shorter working time, reduced tool wear, and higher joint quality – a benefit for both professional installers and end users expecting a durable result.