Masonry Nail - Mickey

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Timco SKU: WMP25 Barcode: 5055893376942

Description

Mickey pin masonry nails are the light, slim version of a masonry nail. Hardened and zinc-plated, they drive straight into brick, block and mortar for fixing thin battens, clips and light frames, without drilling or plugging. Sizes 25mm and 30mm, 200 per box. For dense concrete, use a masonry screw.

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Key Features & Benefits

  • Light masonry pin. A slimmer hardened pin for lighter fixings into brick, block and mortar.
  • Zinc plated. For indoor and sheltered work.
  • Sizes 25 and 30mm. For thin battens, clips and light frames.
  • 200 per box. A handy pack for repeat fixing.
  • Hardened to drive into masonry. No drilling or plugging needed.

Usage / Application

Mickey pin masonry nails are the light, slim version of a masonry nail, for fixing thin timber and clips to brick, block and mortar without drilling.

  • Fixing thin timber and clips to masonry.
  • Light battens and grounds.
  • Cable and conduit clips.
  • Quick light fixings to block and mortar.

Specification

  • Brand: TIMCO
  • Material: Hardened carbon steel
  • Finish: Zinc plated
  • Type: Mickey pin (light masonry pin)
  • Diameter: 2.50mm
  • Sizes: 25 and 30mm
  • Substrates: Brick, block, mortar and lightweight concrete
  • Pack: 200 per box

FAQs

What is a mickey pin masonry nail?

A light, slim masonry pin, hardened and zinc-plated, for fixing thin battens, clips and light frames into brick, block and mortar without drilling.

What is the difference between a mickey pin and a masonry nail?

The mickey pin is smaller and lighter, for thin fixings and clips. Standard masonry nails are heavier, for battens and frames.

Where can I use mickey pin masonry nails?

Soft brick, block, mortar and lightweight concrete. For dense structural concrete, use a masonry screw instead.