Speed Matters on the Jobsite — Coil Nails Designed for High-Efficiency Workflows

In fast-paced construction and manufacturing environments, time is one of the most valuable resources. Whether you’re part of a framing crew, running a production line, or managing pallet assembly, minimizing downtime and maximizing output is essential. That’s why more professionals are turning to coil nails — the fastening solution engineered for speed, consistency, and efficiency.

Twice as Fast as Loose Nails

Unlike traditional loose nails, coil nails are collated in high-capacity rolls that can be loaded quickly into pneumatic nailers. This design allows operators to drive hundreds of nails without stopping for frequent reloads. The result? A dramatic increase in installation speed — often twice as fast as using bulk nails manually — and significant savings in labor hours over time.

Engineered for High-Speed Tools

Our coil nails are specifically designed for use with pneumatic tools commonly found on busy jobsites and production floors. With collation angles ranging from 0° to 15°, they are compatible with a wide range of coil nailers from major brands such as MAX, Paslode, Duo-Fast, Makita, and Fasco. The precise collation ensures smooth feeding, reduced jamming, and consistent depth control — even under continuous use.

Built for Consistency and Uptime

Each coil is produced to strict manufacturing standards to ensure reliable performance. Whether you choose smooth, ring, or screw shank types, the nails are engineered to deliver consistent penetration and holding strength. This not only improves the quality of the finished work but also minimizes tool wear and reduces the need for rework.

Ideal for High-Volume Applications

Coil nails are especially popular in environments where speed and consistency are critical. Common applications include:

• Framing crews working on residential or commercial buildings

• Factory production lines assembling wood components, furniture, or modular structures

• Pallet and crate workshops that require continuous fastening with minimal stoppage

• Drywall, sheathing, and paneling tasks where surface integrity and alignment are essential