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steel nails with a nominal shaft or shank length not exceeding 12 inches are the goods covered by this investigation. A few examples of steel nails are nails formed from round wire, nails cut from flat-rolled steel, and nails made from long-rolled flat steel bars. Some steel nails can be made from a single piece of steel or from two or more parts. Zinc anchors, crimp drive anchors, split-drive anchors, strike pin anchors, and masonry anchors formed of a steel nail and a nylon or zinc anchor are a few examples of nails made of two or more components.