6" 60D Common Nails Box Roughly 500 (Single or 50LB Box of 550 Nails) (2024)

FAQs

How many 6 nails are in a 50 lb box? ›

50 lb. box (approximately 500 pieces)

60D Nails comes in a 50 lb. box approx. 550 nails or an be purchase individually.

On the low end, 1-inch nails were sold for 2 pence per 120 nails. That's how 2-penny or 2d came to describe nails that are 1 inch in length. On the high end, six-inch nails were sold for about 60 pence per 120 nails, which is why 60-penny or 60d nails refer to 6-inch nails today.

We recommend using our 10" spiral nails to use with our B.E.A.S.T. edging and other brick edge that requires spikes to hold it in place. Sold in a 50 pound box - approximately 225 nails per box.

If there are 106 nails in one pound of 8 d common nails, and you have a 50-pound box, you would multiply 106 by 50 to find the total number of nails in the box. So, 106 nails × 50 pounds = 5300 nails. Therefore, there are 5300 8 d common nails in a 50-pound box.

“Common” nails have larger diameter shanks than box, cooler or sinker nails of the same “penny weight”. The heavy shank allows them to carry higher structural loads. “Box” nails have lighter (smaller diameter) shanks. They were originally designed to reduce splitting when used to assemble wooden “boxes”.

1 1/2 inch (~270 nails per pound) 1 3/4 inch (~171 nails per pound) 2 inch (~146 nails per pound) 2 1/4 inch (~120 nails per pound) 2 1/2 inch (~105 nails per pound) 3 inch (~65 nails per pound)These box nails are lighter than a common cut nail but can be used for similar applications.

For turf installations, it is recommended to used non-galvanized nails in order to further secure the turf to the base material. Non-galvanized nails expand and rust over time, which create a greater more secure hold on the synthetic turf.

40d: 4-gauge shank, 0.238-inch shank diameter, 5-inch shank length and 15/32-inch head diameter. 60d: 4-gauge shank, 0.238-inch shank diameter, 6-inch shank length and 17/32-inch head diameter.

Set Base Prices

A good starting point is to take your total cost per service and add on a 75-100% markup. For example, if your costs to provide a basic manicure are $20, adding a 75% markup would bring the price to $35 ($20 x 1.75). A 100% markup on $20 cost would be $40.

How much should a full set of nails be? ›

The average price for acrylic nails starts at the lower end around $30 for a basic set but can easily climb to $60 or more for premium options. Expect to see a range like the following: Basic Acrylic Full Set: $30 - $60. Complex Designs/Add-Ons: $45 - $120.

6d - 2 inches. 8d - 2 1/2 inches.

Common Nails

These heavy-duty nails are used for strength and function for more rough work projects rather than for their aesthetic appearance. The round head of the common nail is usually visible on surfaces, making this style of nail better for work where function is more important than appearance.

(. 238) is the diameter of a 60D nail, and also a B size drill bit.

5 lb. box (approximately 215 pieces)

Each box includes 4,000 framing nails to ensure you have plenty of fasteners at your fingertips while on the job.

If we want to get this value from weighing, we use the "dozen mass" instead of individual mass: 12×0.23g=2.76g/dozen small nails.

Wire Collated, 120/Coil, 60 Coils/Box. 7200 Nails/Box.