Scrail®
The faster screw - the stronger nail
SCRAIL® nail screw fasteners combine the advantages of both fastening worlds: Fast processing, maximum holding force and full flexibility. Perfect for all companies that want to implement their projects highly efficiently, with maximum flexibility and in accordance with the requirements of the circular economy in terms of recyclability.

the scrail® principle
SCRAIL® nail screw fasteners are processed twice faster than collated screws and eight times faster than bulk screws. They can be used for almost all screw applications and are driven like a normal nail with a conventional pneumatic nailer (e.g. FASCO® Tool in the SCRAIL® Edition = SCRAILer) at lightning speed. Due to its thread, the SCRAIL® achieves approx. 80 % and more of the holding force of a screw. An additional advantage over magazine-loaded nails results from the adjustability. SCRAIL® nail screw fasteners can be returned and unscrewed after insertion.
benefits
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Can be processed with common pneumatic nailers (except our special SCRAIL® ROOFLOC® and INVISIDECK®)
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2 times faster than collated screws
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8 times faster than bulk screws
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Saves time and labor costs
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Can be used for almost all screw applications
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Quick to process and easily removed if required
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Enormously increased holding power compared to nails
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Successfully in use since 1998
scrail® applications

For use in applications as diverse as life can be







"The cooperation between the companies BECK and Alsafix works wonderfully through simple and effective discussions in the interest of fastening technology. We share the same vision through the development of innovative products for industry and construction. Beck has that openness and is not afraid to take significant financial risks to serve innovation."
our special scrail® systems
" We got to know Beck as one of the most innovative companies in our industry. They are quick, flexible, and they design their products according to the needs of our market. We really appreciate this cooperation."