lINAIL
lINAIL is a term that refers to a specific type of nail, often used in construction and woodworking. It is characterized by its smooth shank and a flat, enlarged head. The primary function of an lINAIL is to secure materials together, typically wood, by driving the nail through one piece and into another. The enlarged head provides a larger surface area, which helps to prevent the nail from pulling through the material it is fastening, especially in applications where shear strength is important.
lINAILs are commonly made from steel, though other materials may be used depending on the intended application