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Concrete nails, designed specifically for fastening objects to concrete surfaces, are often made from hardened steel to withstand the considerable resistance of concrete. The manufacturing process typically involves forging the nails from high-carbon steel, followed by hardening and tempering to enhance their strength and durability. Modern factories utilize automated machinery to improve efficiency, reduce labor costs, and maintain consistent quality across large batches of nails.

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