How are the nails produced?

The production process of nails is mainly the process of drawing, cold heading and polishing with tungsten carbide dies.
The raw material for the production of nails is a disc, that is, a disc of round steel, after drawing, pulling out the diameter of the nail rod, then through the tungsten carbide cold upsetting die, to make the tail and tip of the nail, and then polished, is the finished product. If you need the surface of the nail for plating or blackening can be added to these processes.

Highly durable carbon steel wire is extracted by the power of the machine and placed on a rotating drum. After continuous pulling, the wire is rolled up and cut into a stick shape. The nail is then sucked into the designated machine with an electromagnet and the head and tail of the nail are processed. The pointed end of the nail is made by the action of a hydraulic clamp, then the other end is hammered flat with a press and the nail head is pressed out. The nails are made.

In engineering, carpentry and construction, a nail refers to a pointed hard metal (usually steel) used to hold objects such as wood in place. Hammering objects, there are also electric nail guns, air nail guns. So a nail can stabilize an object, hooked on it by its own deformation, by friction