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When assembling temporary wooden structures such as concrete formwork or scaffolding, which type of nail is specifically manufactured with two heads along its shank to allow for quick and easy removal with a claw hammer?

  1. A
    Finishing nail
  2. Duplex nailCevap
  3. C
    Common nail
  4. D
    Brad

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Duplex nail
A duplex nail (also called a double-headed nail) is engineered specifically for temporary structures such as concrete forms and scaffolding. When hammered in, the lower shoulder stops penetration at the proper depth, leaving the top head protruding so a claw hammer or pry bar can easily hook under it for fast extraction.

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1
Identify the primary functional requirement from the trade scenario
The application requires a fastener that securely holds temporary wooden framing but can be swiftly extracted without splitting or damaging the reusable boards during demolition.
Concrete forms and scaffolds are temporary assemblies that must be disassembled quickly once the concrete cures or the job is finished.
2
Evaluate nail types based on their specific shank and head designs
Duplex nails feature a primary seating collar (lower head) and an extraction head (upper head). The lower head holds the pieces tightly together, while the upper head remains exposed above the wood surface.
The exposed upper head allows a claw hammer or pry bar to grip the nail easily without digging into the wood surface.

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Nail varieties and specialized fastener designs for temporary construction
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