Import Concrete Nail — Buy in Bulk from Supplier in India

The product is a concrete nail supplied by Kanai Lall Ghosh & Co.Pvt.Ltd. in Kolkata, India. It is offered in strength grades 4.6, 5.6, 6.8, 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9, matching the common metric grade system for fasteners. The HS code recorded for the item is 7318, which classifies it under general fasteners. The minimum order quantity stated is 2.5 metric tonnes and the standard packaging is a 50 kg gunny bag, though the supplier notes that packaging can be altered to suit the buyer.

All grades are produced from carbon steel, a material that provides reliable shear strength for masonry connections. In the fastener market, concrete nails of these grades are typically heat‑treated to achieve the required tensile properties and are often supplied with a zinc coating for basic corrosion protection. The range of grades enables users to select the appropriate nail for loads from light interior fittings to heavy structural anchoring. Typical industry dimensions for such nails are lengths between 80 mm and 150 mm and diameters from 5 mm to 8 mm, which the supplier can accommodate on request.

Builders, contractors and precast manufacturers use these nails to attach reinforcement, fixtures and formwork to concrete or masonry substrates. Trade terms such as FOB or CIF are not detailed in the listing, so buyers should confirm the preferred Incoterm and payment method directly with the supplier. The stated MOQ of 2.5 tonnes means smaller projects may need to aggregate demand, and the buyer should verify any additional testing or certification requirements before placing an order.

Kanai Lall Ghosh & Co.Pvt.Ltd. operates from 159 Netaji Subhas Road, Kolkata 700001, West Bengal, India. The company is listed with a harbor trust tier on the platform, indicating a basic level of verification, though its response rate is currently recorded as zero. The supplier’s profile states that it supplies fasteners across a range of strength grades and handles bulk orders.

The listing does not provide information on the company’s year of establishment, production capacity or certifications, so importers should request these details when evaluating suitability. Communication channels appear limited based on the recorded response metrics, making proactive follow‑up advisable. Apart from the concrete nail range, the supplier does not disclose additional product lines in the current entry.