Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS KC28ASBX is a 3-1/4 inch by .131 inch diameter framing nail designed for pneumatic and cordless nailers used in structural and general wood framing applications. This full-round-head fastener is built for high-volume production nailing where consistent drive depth and shank integrity are required. At 28 pounds per package, this is a bulk-quantity box suited for job-site use across framing crews and finish carpenters handling heavy structural work. Licensed contractors and framing crews rely on this nail for wood-to-wood and wood-to-concrete connections where code-compliant fastening is critical.

This nail is suited for residential and light commercial construction applications including wall and roof framing, truss assembly, subfloor installation, sheathing, decking, siding, fencing, pallet construction, and crate assembly. It is also rated for wood-to-concrete fastening. The KC28ASBX is compatible with a specific range of nailer models, making it a stock item for contractors running Senco, Porter Cable, Hitachi, Paslode, Stan Tech, or Fasco pneumatic framing nailers on the same site.

Key Features

3-1/4 inch length with .131 inch shank diameter for structural framing applications
Suitable for wood-to-concrete fastening in addition to standard wood-to-wood connections
Compatible with multiple nailer brands including Senco, Porter Cable, Hitachi, Paslode, Stan Tech, and Fasco
Bulk box weight of 28 pounds supports extended production nailing without frequent reloading
Covers a wide range of applications: framing, trusses, subfloors, sheathing, decking, siding, fencing, pallets, and crate assembly

Compatibility

For use in Senco Frame Pro model No. 650/600, SN70, 601, 701XP, 901XP, and GT90CH cordless nailer; Porter Cable model No. FC350; Hitachi model No. NR-83AA; Paslode model No. 5000 to 5312, 5300, 5325, and 5350; Stan Tech model No. SDN11P7-2; and Fasco model No. FSC-HH31-83.

Installation Notes

Framing nails are installed by licensed carpenters and framing contractors using pneumatic or cordless nailers. Before loading, verify the nailer magazine is empty and the tool is disconnected from its air supply or battery. Always confirm nail length and shank diameter match the nailer manufacturer specifications before loading. Follow applicable building code requirements, including IRC and IBC fastening schedules, for structural connections.