Pneumatic tackers for rolling nails

What do pneumatic nailers do for coil nails?

Coil nailers, also known as coil nailers or drum nailers, use compressed air to shoot the nail out of the nailer at high speed. Instead of loose nails, they use nails that are rolled up in a coil, also called a roll or spool in Dutch. This makes it possible to attach nails quickly and efficiently without having to constantly load new nails. These coil nailers are particularly popular in the construction and carpentry industry, especially for roofing and other applications where a secure attachment is essential.

Coil nails

The coil nailers are specially designed for nails on a coil. Coil nails, also known as coil nails, coil nails or coil nails, are available on flat rolls or conical rolls in 15°/16° and can have different shank types. Our range includes spools with a smooth, ringed, screw or twisted (spiral) shaft. A nail with a machined shank has a greater adhesive force than a nail with a smooth shank. Roller nails also vary in thickness from 2.03 mm to 3.33 mm and in length from 25 mm to 130 mm. Furthermore, the coil can be bound in two ways: wire welded or via a plastic strap.

The advantages and disadvantages of wire-welded and plastic belt spools

With wire-welded spools it is an advantage that the wire is shot with the mounting material, which means that you are left with no waste. However, it is a disadvantage that not every material can be wire welded. On the other hand, plastic tape spooling is suitable for any nail material, but the disadvantage is that you are left with the plastic tape as waste. Unfortunately, these plastic straps are also not very sturdy.

Also note that not every coil nailer is suitable for both types of roller nails. We prefer wire-welded coils because of the benefits, but we also offer some plastic strap options. It just depends on your personal preference, but if you are not careful, there is a possibility that the nails will fall out of the plastic band. This can cause a lot of annoyance.

Various types of materials coil nails

There are different materials available for coil nails:

• Clear roller nails: do not have a protective coating and are quickly susceptible to rust
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• Stainless steel roller nails: made of stainless steel and ideal for exposure to various weather conditions, but more expensive due to the high nickel content
• Polymer roller nails: 100% metal-free and made of high-quality plastic. View our range of polymer roller nails at PolymerFasteners.com

BestFix recommends: the pneumatic nailer for coil nails

Are you looking for a nice coil nailer? Then we can definitely recommend one of the MAX tackers. The MAX® roller nailer CN565S is very well balanced and is one of the lightest nailers in its class. This pneumatic tacker for coil nails is suitable for nails welded to wire as well as to a plastic band. Equipped with a comfortable rubber grip, the device fits comfortably in the hand.