W Series Corrugated Fasteners are metal wood joining fasteners designed for picture frames, furniture frames, cabinet assembly, solid wood doors, window frames, decking boards, pallet stringer repair, and general wood joint reinforcement. Their corrugated wave structure helps clamp wood tightly, improve holding power, and reduce gaps in miter joints and frame connections.
Made from steel sheet with a 25mm crown and 0.5mm thickness, W Series corrugated fasteners are available in W6, W9, W12, and W15 sizes. Bright, galvanized, and phosphate-coated finishes are available for different indoor and outdoor woodworking, packaging, repair, and industrial fastening applications.
These corrugated fasteners are designed for use with BeA W15 and most 25mm crown corrugated fastening tools. They are suitable for joining, reinforcing, and repairing wood components where hidden holding strength and clean frame assembly are required.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Item | W Series Corrugated Fasteners |
| Thickness | 0.5mm |
| Crown | 25mm |
| Material | Steel sheet |
| Surface Finishing | Bright, galvanized, phosphate-coated |
| Compatible Tools | BeA W15 and most 25mm crown corrugated tools |
| Common Sizes | W6, W9, W12, W15 |
| Main Applications | Picture frames, furniture frames, cabinets, solid wood doors, window frames, decking boards, pallet stringer repair |
W Series corrugated fasteners are supplied in different lengths for various wood joint depths and reinforcement requirements. Shorter sizes are suitable for light frame joining, while longer sizes provide deeper penetration and stronger reinforcement for heavier wood sections.
| Item No. | Length (mm) | Height (inch) | Width (mm) | Pcs/Box | Boxes/Pallet | Thickness (mm) |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| W6 | 6 | 1/4 | 25 | 13824 | 72 | 0.5 |
| W9 | 9 | 11/32 | 25 | 9216 | 72 | 0.5 |
| W12 | 12 | 1/2 | 25 | 6910 | 72 | 0.5 |
| W15 | 15 | 5/8 | 25 | 5760 | 72 | 0.5 |
The alternating groove design allows W Series corrugated fasteners to bite into wood and pull two wood pieces together. This makes them useful for concealed reinforcement in woodworking, frame assembly, pallet repair, and furniture manufacturing.
Strong holding power for picture frames, cabinets, furniture frames, and wood joints.
Corrugated wave structure helps pull wood pieces together and reduce joint gaps.
Chisel edge allows easier insertion into wood with compatible corrugated fastening tools.
Suitable for repairing cracked wood, split boards, and damaged pallet stringers.
Available in 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, and 15mm lengths for different fastening depths.
Bright, galvanized, and phosphate-coated finishes support different rust-resistance needs.
Compatible with BeA W15 and most 25mm crown corrugated fastener tools.
W Series corrugated fasteners are widely used in woodworking, framing, furniture manufacturing, pallet repair, and industrial wood packaging. They are suitable for hidden wood joint reinforcement where screws, nails, or visible brackets are not preferred.
Picture frame corner assembly and miter joint reinforcement.
Cabinet and furniture frame assembly.
Wood box construction and industrial packaging.
Solid wood door and window frame construction.
Decking board and wood panel reinforcement.
Upholstery bed frame reinforcement.
Repairing splits in pallet stringers and reclaimed wood.
Truss and general timber joint reinforcement.
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Choosing the correct corrugated fastener size depends on wood thickness, joint strength requirement, fastening depth, and whether the fastener is used for new assembly or repair. W6 and W9 are commonly used for lighter frame work, while W12 and W15 are better suited for deeper wood joint reinforcement.
| Size | Recommended Use |
|---|---|
| W6 | Light picture frames, small wood joints, thin trim, and shallow repair work |
| W9 | General frame assembly, cabinet parts, and medium-duty woodworking joints |
| W12 | Furniture frames, wood boxes, door frames, and stronger timber reinforcement |
| W15 | Heavy-duty wood joints, pallet stringer repair, decking, and deeper frame reinforcement |
Watch the video to understand how corrugated fasteners are used for wood joint fastening, frame assembly, and reinforced woodworking applications.
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Multiple W Series sizes for different wood joint and repair applications.
Bright, galvanized, and phosphate-coated surface options.
Suitable for picture frame manufacturers, woodworking factories, pallet repair companies, and tool distributors.
Support for bulk orders, packaging requirements, and fastening tool compatibility.
W Series corrugated fasteners are used for picture frame assembly, cabinet and furniture frame joining, wood box construction, solid wood door reinforcement, window frame construction, decking board fastening, pallet stringer repair, and cracked wood reinforcement.
Available sizes include W6, W9, W12, and W15. The lengths are 6mm, 9mm, 12mm, and 15mm. All listed sizes have a 25mm width and 0.5mm thickness.
W Series corrugated fasteners are compatible with BeA W15 and most 25mm crown corrugated fastener tools. Buyers should confirm tool model, crown size, fastener length, and magazine compatibility before ordering.
Yes. Galvanized corrugated fasteners offer better rust resistance than bright finish fasteners and are suitable for many indoor and selected outdoor applications. Phosphate-coated options are also available depending on the usage environment.
Corrugated fasteners have alternating grooves that bite into the wood and pull two pieces together. This helps reduce joint gaps, improve holding power, and reinforce miter joints, frame corners, and cracked wood sections.
Yes. W Series corrugated fasteners can be used to repair splits in pallet stringers and reinforce damaged wood sections. W12 and W15 sizes are commonly more suitable for stronger pallet and timber repair requirements.
Bright finish is commonly used for general indoor applications. Galvanized finish is better for improved rust resistance. Phosphate-coated finish can be selected when a darker surface and specific corrosion resistance requirements are needed.
