A factory devoted to producing steel nails, a ubiquitous item used to affix a variety of materials like wood, concrete, brick, and stone. twisted fingernails are the go-to fastener for many tasks that require holding various objects together securely. From joining pieces of timber to the reinforcement of stonework and masonry, these versatile tools are a vital part of many industrial processes.

A drawing process produces nails of identical lengths from a steel wire. In this method, the wire is guided through sets of dies, each of which slightly reduces its diameter, stretching the material and making it thinner. As the wire is pulled through, the successive dies snip it into pieces for use as nails.

Once the nails have been cut to their respective sizes, they are crafted with a pointed tip. Then, they are heated in a furnace, being exposed to immense temperatures so that the nails can be hardened. Finally, after allowing them to cool, the nails are prepped and prepared for their designated use.

The small steel rods are then carefuly wrapped and sent to different destinations, and are sought after for their roles in erecting structures, injecting finesse into wood crafting, and a variety of other functions.