12901 Nicholson Rd, Farmers Branch TX 75234

Toll Free 844-864-2155 - FAX 214-983-0964

A family owned and operated

business. Big enough to compete,
small enough to care.
 Kratos Building Products is a distributor of construction fasteners
and steel building materials in North America that was founded in
2015. Kratos is a service-focused company that caters to the residential
and commercial construction industry, selling its products to national,
regional and local suppliers through warehouse and direct truckload
shipments.
We are proud to have opened our first flagship distribution center in
Dallas, TX, guaranteeing same day pick up and next day delivery
throughout the Dallas metro area. We can also service the entire state of
Texas with satellite distribution centers in Houston, Austin, El Paso and
Laredo, delivering three days a week throughout the Lone Star State.
In addition to our distribution footprint in Texas, we also operate
Kratos Direct out of Chicago, IL – offering mill direct shipments of rebar,
wire mesh and full containers of any products found in this catalog. If
there is something your company may require, but it is not found in this
catalog, do not hesitate to reach out to your Kratos salesman or call
(844)-864-2155.
All products listed on the following pages are stocked in The Lone Star State.
KRATOS SYNTHETIC UNDERLAYMENT

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 BULK NAILS

BRIGHT, ELECTROGALVANIZED or COATED

FASTENERS Should not be used in treated lumber
and where surface rust is unacceptable
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EXTERIOR GALVANIZED or HOT DIPPED FASTENERS
Meet ASTM A 153 Class D and are approved for
outdoor use with all types of treated lumber
ROOFING NAILS

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 15⁰ WIRE COIL
BRIGHT, ELECTROGALVANIZED or COATED
FASTENERS Should not be used in treated lumber
and where surface rust is unacceptable

EXTERIOR GALVANIZED or HOT DIPPED FASTENERS

Meet ASTM A 153 Class D and are approved for
outdoor use with all types of treated lumber11

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15⁰ WIRE COIL
BRIGHT, ELECTROGALVANIZED or COATED
FASTENERS Should not be used in treated lumber
and where surface rust is unacceptable

EXTERIOR GALVANIZED or HOT DIPPED FASTENERS

Meet ASTM A 153 Class D and are approved for
outdoor use with all types of treated lumber

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 21⁰ PLASTIC STRIP
BRIGHT, ELECTROGALVANIZED or COATED
FASTENERS Should not be used in treated lumber
and where surface rust is unacceptable

EXTERIOR GALVANIZED or HOT DIPPED FASTENERS

Meet ASTM A 153 Class D and are approved for
outdoor use with all types of treated lumber

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30⁰ PAPER TAPE / PLASTIC COIL
BRIGHT, ELECTROGALVANIZED or COATED
FASTENERS Should not be used in treated lumber
and where surface rust is unacceptable

EXTERIOR GALVANIZED or HOT DIPPED FASTENERS

Meet ASTM A 153 Class D and are approved for
outdoor use with all types of treated lumber

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 FINISH NAILS &
BRIGHT, ELECTROGALVANIZED or COATED HAMMER TACKER
STAPLES
FASTENERS Should not be used in treated lumber
and where surface rust is unacceptable

EXTERIOR GALVANIZED or HOT DIPPED FASTENERS

Meet ASTM A 153 Class D and are approved for
outdoor use with all types of treated lumber

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STAPLES
BRIGHT, ELECTROGALVANIZED or COATED
FASTENERS Should not be used in treated lumber
and where surface rust is unacceptable

EXTERIOR GALVANIZED or HOT DIPPED FASTENERS

Meet ASTM A 153 Class D and are approved for
outdoor use with all types of treated lumber

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 ANCHOR BOLTS &
THREADED ROD

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WIRE AND
TIES

Only stocked in Houston and Austin

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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SCREWS PROESSIONAL GRADE

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 The letter “d”, listed at the end of each number shown below, indicates the “penny” size of
the nail. Penny sizing of nails originated in England where nails of various sizes were made
by hand and sold for so many pennies per 100 nails; i.e., 100 two-inch nails for 6 pennies,
100 three-inch nails for 10 pennies, etc. Today, however, not all nails are designated in
penny sizes. Some are shown in lengths to the nearest whole or fractional inch. Generally,
as the length of a nail increases, so does the gauge or diameter of the wire from which it is
made. Nails also differ in the size and shape of their head, shanks and points—as well as in
their finishes—according to their intended use.

4”
Nailing tip- “always keep
3-1/2” your eye on the nail, not
3-1/4” the hammer!”
3”
30D = 4-1/2”
2-3/4”
40D = 5”
2-1/2”
50D = 5-1/2”
2-1/4”
60D = 6”
2”
70D = 7”
80D = 8” 1-3/4”
1-1/2”
1-1/4”
1”

20d 16d 12d 10d 9d 8d 7d 6d 5d 4d 3d 2d

POINT STYLES HEAD SYTLES

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