Manufacture of wire nails and collated nails as well as sales of nail-driving tools since 1903
Wilfried Conradi Drahtstift und Metallwaren GmbH
Oberschöna (Saxony)New on Amplifa
About Wilfried Conradi Drahtstift und Metallwaren
Wilfried Conradi Drahtstift und Metallwaren GmbH is a fourth-generation family business with more than 100 years of history in nail manufacturing. Founded in 1903 by Julius Conradi, the company produces its entire range at its Oberschöna site in Saxony. Products manufactured include wire nails, construction nails, machine nails and slate nails according to DIN 1143 and DIN 1052 Part 2, as well as collated nails as strip nails in the angle grades 17°, 20°, 22° and 34° and coil nails in 0°, 10° and 16°. Production is carried out from steel wire and aluminium, including aluminium nails, and in accordance with structural approvals and customer-specific requirements, in particular for pallet manufacturing according to the EPAL specification. In addition, the company offers sales and service for hand-held and compressed-air-driven nail-driving tools, pneumatic nailers, tackers as well as power tools and accessories. From 1992, the product range was expanded to include collated nails; the company continuously invests in technologies for the manufacture and collation of wire nails.
- Site
- Oberschöna
- Processes
- Nail manufacturing (wire nails, nails), Collation of nails (strip nails 17°, 20°, 22°, 34°; coil nails 0°, 10°, 16°), Manufacturing according to structural approvals and customer requirements, Construction nails according to DIN 1143, DIN 1052 Part 2, Machine nails according to DIN 1143, Slate nails according to DIN 1143, Collated nails according to DIN 1143 and the EPAL specification, Sales and service of nail-driving tools (hand-held and compressed-air-driven), power tools and
- Materials
- Aluminium nails, Wire nails (wire), Steel wire, Aluminium
- Certificates
- DIN EN ISO 2002 (QM system; probably ISO 9002), QM system DIN EN ISO 2002 (predecessor ISO 9002)
- Founded
- 1903
- Industries
- Fastening technology, Wire products, Construction, Pallet manufacturing (EPAL)
- 01
Wire material steel/aluminium
- 02
Wire nail and nail manufacturing
- 03
Collation (strip/coil nails)
- 04
Sales and service of nail-driving tools and power tools
Materials & Processes
Steel wire
Base material for wire nails, construction nails, machine nails and collated nails.
Aluminium
Material for aluminium nails, e.g. for applications with corrosion requirements.
Locations
Oberschöna
DEProduction site and administration
- Materials
- Steel wire, aluminium
- Systems for the manufacture and collation of wire nails
Industries
Processes & technical limits
| Processes | Tolerance | Max. part | Weight | Lot size | Materials |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nail manufacturing (wire nails, nails)Forming | – | – | – | – | Wire (steel), Aluminium |
| Collation of nails (strip nails 17°, 20°, 22°, 34°; coil nails 0°, 10°, 16°)Forming | – | – | – | – | Wire (steel), Aluminium |
| Manufacturing according to structural approvals and customer requirementsForming | – | – | – | – | Wire (steel) |
| Construction nails according to DIN 1143, DIN 1052 Part 2Forming | – | – | – | – | Wire (steel) |
| Machine nails according to DIN 1143Forming | – | – | – | – | Wire (steel) |
| Slate nails according to DIN 1143Forming | – | – | – | – | Wire (steel) |
| Collated nails according to DIN 1143 and the EPAL specificationForming | – | – | – | – | Wire (steel) |
| Sales and service of nail-driving tools (hand-held and compressed-air-driven), power tools andAssembly | – | – | – | – | – |
| Pneumatic nailers and tackers (sales)Assembly | – | – | – | – | – |
Additional services
Quality & Certification
The products are manufactured according to DIN 1143, DIN 1052 Part 2 and the EPAL specification; most products have a structural approval and carry the Ü mark for monitored quality.
| Evidence | Oberschöna |
|---|---|
| QM system DIN EN ISO 2002 (predecessor ISO 9002) |
History
- 1903
Founded by Julius Conradi; start of wire nail production in Oberschöna (Saxony).
- 1992
Collated nails added to the product range.