KYA CN100 is a heavy-duty pneumatic coil nailer designed for pallet manufacturing, crate assembly, industrial timber packaging, wooden drums, fencing and other high-volume wood fastening applications. It drives 15° wire-collated coil nails from approximately 65mm to 100mm long with 2.5–3.3mm shank diameters.
The CN100 operates at 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar and has a listed magazine capacity of approximately 150–300 nails. Aluminum and magnesium body configurations are available, with listed tool weights of approximately 5.35kg and 5.11kg respectively.
Smooth, ring and screw shank coil nails can be selected according to timber density, joint design and required withdrawal resistance. Nail length, shank diameter, head diameter and collation must all match the tool specification.
| Specification | Details |
| Model | CN100 |
| Tool Type | Heavy-Duty Pneumatic Coil Nailer |
| Dimensions | Approx. 417 × 156 × 336mm |
| Aluminum Body Weight | Approx. 5.35kg / 11.8lbs |
| Magnesium Body Weight | Approx. 5.11kg / 11.3lbs |
| Operating Pressure | 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar |
| Magazine Capacity | Approx. 150–300 Nails |
| Fastener Type | 15° Wire-Collated Coil Nails |
| Nail Length | 65–100mm / Approx. 2-1/2"–4" |
| Shank Diameter | 2.5–3.3mm / Approx. 0.099"–0.131" |
| Shank Types | Smooth, Ring or Screw |
| Body Options | Aluminum or Magnesium |
| Typical Applications | Pallets, Crates, Timber Packaging, Wooden Drums, Fencing and Industrial Wood Assembly |
The CN100 accepts wire-collated coil nails from approximately 65mm to 100mm long. This broad fastener range allows the same tool platform to be used for different pallet boards, crate members and industrial timber assemblies.
Nail length should be selected according to the thickness of the joined timber members and the required penetration depth. Longer nails are not automatically suitable for every application.
Compatible coil nails use approximately 2.5–3.3mm / 0.099"–0.131" shanks. The selected shank diameter affects driving resistance, holding performance and compatibility with the nailer's feed system.
For production purchasing, confirm nail length, shank diameter, head diameter, shank type and collation together rather than ordering based only on the nominal 15° angle.
The CN100 uses 15° wire-collated coil nails. Wire welding keeps the fasteners arranged in a coil while allowing a relatively high nail count in the magazine for repetitive industrial fastening.
Do not substitute plastic-sheet, paper-collated or another coil configuration simply because the nominal nail angle is similar. The feed system is designed around compatible wire-collated fasteners.
| Shank Type | Typical Selection |
|---|---|
| Smooth Shank | General pallet, crate and packaging assembly where standard withdrawal resistance is sufficient. |
| Ring Shank | Selected where increased withdrawal resistance is required in compatible timber joints. |
| Screw Shank | Used in selected pallet and timber applications where additional holding performance is required. |
KYA lists a magazine capacity of approximately 150–300 nails for the CN100. Actual loaded quantity varies with nail length, shank diameter and coil configuration.
A larger coil reduces reload frequency during repetitive pallet and crate production, but users should still use coils that match the magazine and feed specifications.
The CN100 operates within a listed pressure range of 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar. Pressure should be adjusted according to nail length, shank diameter, timber density and required drive depth.
Use the lowest pressure that consistently produces the required fastening result. Excessive pressure can increase tool wear or overdrive nails, while insufficient pressure can leave nail heads above the timber surface.
KYA lists an aluminum body at approximately 5.35kg and a magnesium configuration at approximately 5.11kg. The magnesium version provides a modest weight reduction for applications involving frequent manual positioning.
For repetitive industrial work, a tool balancer or appropriate workstation layout can further reduce the amount of tool weight carried continuously by the operator.
The CN100 product configuration includes a rubber grip intended to improve handling during repetitive work. KYA also lists downward exhaust and a built-in silencer as tool features.
The silencer can help reduce exhaust noise, but actual workplace noise depends on the nailer, compressor, timber, fastener and production environment. Appropriate hearing protection should be used where required.
Heavy-duty pallet manufacturing is a primary application for 100mm-class coil nailers. The CN100 can drive compatible nails through deck boards, stringers, blocks and other pallet components where the selected fastener matches the pallet design.
For hardwood pallets, nail driving depth depends on timber species, density, moisture content, nail diameter, nail point and operating pressure. Test the actual wood and fastener combination before establishing production settings.
The CN100 is suitable for wooden crates, export cases, skids and industrial timber packaging where large coil nails are required for repetitive assembly.
Nail dimensions and coating should be selected according to timber thickness, package load, moisture exposure and the packaging design.
100mm-class coil nailers are also used in selected wooden drum, cable reel, spool and industrial packaging production where the fastener specification falls within the CN100 range.
The CN100 can be used for selected wooden fencing and heavy wood assembly where 65–100mm wire-collated coil nails are appropriate.
For decking, siding, sheathing or structural construction, confirm that the fastener length, diameter, coating, head style and applicable installation requirements are suitable for the specific material and project.
Heavy-duty pallet assembly
Pallet repair
Wooden crate assembly
Export packaging
Wooden drums and reels
Carton-to-skid fastening
Wooden fencing
Selected timber framing
Selected sheathing and heavy wood assembly
| Buyer Check | CN100 Reference |
|---|---|
| Collation Type | 15° Wire-Collated Coil |
| Nail Length | 65–100mm / 2-1/2"–4" |
| Shank Diameter | 2.5–3.3mm / 0.099"–0.131" |
| Shank Style | Smooth, Ring or Screw |
| Head Diameter | Confirm with the exact KYA fastener specification before bulk ordering |
| Surface Finish | Select according to moisture exposure, timber treatment and project requirements |
| Coil Capacity | Approx. 150–300 nails depending on fastener dimensions |
| Feature | CN100 | Typical 90mm-Class Tool |
|---|---|---|
| Maximum Nail Length | 100mm / 4" | Typically around 90mm / 3-1/2" |
| Primary Positioning | Heavy Pallet, Crate and Industrial Timber Work | General Framing, Pallet and Wood Fastening |
| Tool Size | Larger Heavy-Duty Platform | Generally More Compact |
| Selection Reason | Choose when 100mm fastener capacity is required | Choose when shorter fasteners satisfy the joint design |
The CN100 belongs to the heavy-duty 100mm pneumatic coil nailer class and can be used for demanding pallet and timber applications. However, drive depth in dense hardwood depends on more than tool pressure alone.
Oak density, moisture content, nail length, shank diameter, point geometry and surface finish all influence penetration. Test the exact nail and timber combination before specifying countersunk drive depth for production.
A stable compressed-air supply is important for large coil nailers. The compressor, regulator, hose and fittings should maintain the required pressure during repeated firing rather than only providing adequate static pressure.
For high-volume production, confirm air consumption and compressor capacity for the final tool configuration before commissioning the workstation.
Keep the magazine and nail feed path clean.
Remove damaged or deformed nail coils before loading.
Inspect the driver and nose for wear or damage.
Check seals and O-rings if air leakage develops.
Maintain clean compressed air according to the tool requirements.
Use compatible 15° wire-collated nails within the specified size range.
Disconnect the compressed-air supply before clearing jams or servicing the tool.
KYA supplies CN100 pneumatic coil nailers for pallet factories, crate manufacturers, timber packaging companies, woodworking operations and industrial fastener distributors.
For bulk purchasing, provide the required tool quantity, nail length, shank diameter, shank type, timber application, operating environment and required nail finish. Matching coil nails and spare-part requirements can be discussed with the quotation.
KYA supplies pneumatic coil nailers for pallets, crates, timber packaging, framing, fencing and other industrial wood fastening applications in multiple nail-length and magazine-capacity configurations.
KYA has manufactured CN100 pneumatic coil nailers since 2003 and supplies pallet makers, fencing contractors and deck builders in the USA, Germany, Australia, Canada and more than 50 countries.
KYA lists a typical shipping lead time of 20–30 days for the USA, EU, Australia and Canada. Confirm the current production schedule, freight timing and delivery terms for the destination and order quantity.
OEM customization is available for body and grip configurations. Confirm the required specifications, order quantity and lead time with KYA before ordering.
The CN100 uses compatible 15° wire-collated coil nails approximately 65–100mm long with 2.5–3.3mm shank diameters.
Yes. KYA lists smooth, ring and screw shank options within the compatible fastener range.
The maximum listed nail length is approximately 100mm / 4 inches.
The listed range is approximately 2.5–3.3mm / 0.099"–0.131".
KYA lists approximately 150–300 nails depending on nail dimensions and coil configuration.
The listed operating-pressure range is 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar.
KYA lists approximately 5.35kg for the aluminum-body version and approximately 5.11kg for the magnesium-body configuration.
Yes. Heavy-duty pallet assembly is a primary application for 100mm-class pneumatic coil nailers. Select the nail according to board thickness, timber species and joint requirements.
Do not assume the same drive depth for every hardwood and nail combination. Oak density, moisture content, nail diameter, nail point and air pressure all affect penetration. Test the actual timber and fastener before production.
Yes. Wooden crates, export cases and industrial timber packaging are established applications for this tool class.
Yes, where the required coil nail dimensions fall within the tool's 65–100mm and 2.5–3.3mm fastener range.
It can be used for selected wooden fencing applications when the nail length, diameter and coating are appropriate for the timber and exposure conditions.
Only where the selected fastener and tool comply with the material manufacturer's installation requirements. Decking and siding products can require specific nail heads, coatings, diameters or fastening methods.
KYA lists a built-in silencer and downward exhaust as CN100 features. Actual workplace noise still depends on operating conditions and the surrounding equipment.
Yes. KYA lists approximately 5.11kg for the magnesium configuration compared with approximately 5.35kg for the aluminum-body version.
Common causes include incorrect nail dimensions, damaged wire collation, deformed coils, contamination in the magazine, worn feed parts, insufficient lubrication or inadequate air supply.
Provide the required tool quantity, nail length, shank diameter, shank type, timber application, operating environment, nail finish and any matching fastener or spare-part requirements.
