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KYA CN80PAL is a machine-mounted pneumatic coil nailer designed for automated pallet production, wooden crate assembly, timber packaging and other high-volume wood fastening systems. The tool weighs approximately 3.02kg, operates at 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar and uses large-capacity 15° jumbo wire-collated coil nails to reduce reload frequency in continuous production.
The CN80PAL accepts 50–83mm / 2"–3-1/4" coil nails with approximately 2.5–3.3mm shank diameters. Smooth, ring and screw shank nails can be selected according to pallet material, holding requirements and production specifications.
A remote pneumatic trigger arrangement and large-capacity nail supply make the CN80PAL suitable for integration into automated nailing equipment. Machine builders should confirm mounting dimensions, air supply, actuation interface, working stroke, nail specification and production cycle before installation.
| Specification | Details |
| Model | CN80PAL |
| Tool Type | Machine-Mounted Pneumatic Coil Nailer |
| Primary Application | Automated Pallet and Wood Packaging Production |
| Net Weight | Approx. 3.02kg / 6.66lbs |
| Body Material | Aluminum Body |
| Operating Pressure | 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar |
| Air Inlet | 3/8 Inch |
| Nail Capacity | Up to Approx. 3,000 Nails with Compatible Jumbo Coil Configuration |
| Fastener Type | 15° Jumbo Wire-Collated Coil Nails |
| Nail Length | 50–83mm / 2"–3-1/4" |
| Shank Diameter | Approx. 2.5–3.3mm / 0.099"–0.131" |
| Head Diameter | KYA Listed Range: Approx. 6.0–8.0mm |
| Shank Types | Smooth, Ring or Screw |
| Actuation | Remote Pneumatic Trigger for Machine Integration |
| Typical Applications | Pallet Assembly, Crates, Wooden Boxes, Drums, Timber Packaging and Automated Wood Fastening |
Unlike a handheld coil nailer, the CN80PAL is intended to be installed as part of automated or semi-automated woodworking equipment. The remote trigger allows the nailer to be actuated by the production machine rather than by an operator pulling a conventional hand trigger.
Typical installations include pallet nailing stations, crate assembly equipment, timber packaging machines and other fixtures where the workpiece is positioned mechanically and nails are driven repeatedly at controlled locations.
Integration should be evaluated by the machine manufacturer or system integrator. Mounting position, tool stroke, safety guarding, remote valve timing, compressed-air supply and workpiece clamping all influence production performance.
The CN80PAL is designed for large-capacity jumbo coil nails and KYA lists a maximum loading capacity of approximately 3,000 nails. The large coil format reduces the number of production interruptions required for reloading compared with standard 200–300 nail handheld coil nailers.
Actual loaded quantity depends on nail length, shank diameter, collation spacing and coil configuration. Buyers should confirm the exact jumbo coil format together with the nailer before ordering production fasteners.
The CN80PAL uses 15-degree wire-collated jumbo coil nails from approximately 50mm to 83mm long. Correct nail angle, wire collation, shank diameter, head diameter and coil geometry are essential for reliable feeding in an automated production line.
| Fastener Parameter | CN80PAL Reference |
|---|---|
| Collation Angle | 15° |
| Collation | Wire-Collated Jumbo Coil |
| Length | 50–83mm / 2"–3-1/4" |
| Shank Diameter | Approx. 2.5–3.3mm / 0.099"–0.131" |
| Head Diameter | Confirm within the KYA-listed tool range before bulk ordering |
| Shank Options | Smooth, Ring, Screw |
| Coil Capacity | Up to Approx. 3,000 Nails Depending on Coil Configuration |
| Shank Type | Typical Selection Consideration |
|---|---|
| Smooth Shank | General pallet, crate and wood packaging assembly where standard withdrawal resistance is sufficient. |
| Ring Shank | Used where increased withdrawal resistance is required in compatible softwood or pallet assemblies. |
| Screw Shank | Selected for applications requiring additional holding performance in suitable wood materials. |
Nail shank selection should be based on pallet design, wood density, joint geometry and customer specification. Higher withdrawal resistance is not automatically required for every pallet connection.
The remote trigger configuration allows the CN80PAL to be actuated by the surrounding pallet machine or automation system. This makes it suitable for applications where nail firing must be synchronized with mechanical positioning, clamping or conveyor movement.
The machine builder should confirm the pneumatic control circuit and firing logic before installation. Appropriate guarding, emergency stops and interlocks should be incorporated into the complete automated machine.
The CN80PAL operates within a listed pressure range of approximately 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar. A stable compressed-air supply is important for consistent nail driving during high-cycle automated production.
Operating pressure should be adjusted according to nail length, shank diameter, wood density and required drive depth. Excessive pressure can increase component wear and may overdrive nails, while insufficient pressure can leave nails proud of the workpiece.
For automated installation, confirm that the compressor, regulator, hose, valve and fittings can maintain the required airflow during repeated firing. Static pressure alone does not determine whether the air system is adequate.
The CN80PAL uses a 3/8 inch air inlet, supporting the higher airflow requirements associated with large pneumatic pallet nailers and repeated automated cycling.
Use appropriately sized air lines and fittings and follow the machine builder's pneumatic design requirements. Restrictive hoses or undersized fittings can cause pressure drop during continuous operation.
Pallet manufacturing is the primary application for the CN80PAL. Multiple machine-mounted nailers can be positioned around a fixture or nailing bridge to fasten deck boards, stringers and blocks according to the pallet design.
The correct nail length and shank type depend on board thickness, timber species, moisture content, pallet specification and required joint performance.
The machine-mounted format can also be integrated into crate, skid and industrial wooden packaging lines where repeated nailing positions are controlled by jigs, fixtures or automated equipment.
For export packaging, nail specification should follow the crate design, timber thickness and load requirements rather than relying on a single universal nail size.
15-degree coil nails are used in selected wooden drum, cable reel and spool manufacturing operations. The CN80PAL can be considered where the production machine can accommodate its mounting, firing and fastener requirements.
The CN80PAL is designed for industrial pallet fastening and can be used with a range of timber species. Nail driving in dense hardwood depends on wood density, moisture content, nail diameter, nail point, shank design, pressure and required drive depth.
Do not assume that every 83mm nail can be fully countersunk into every hardwood at the same pressure. Test the selected nail and air setting with the actual pallet timber before establishing production parameters.
| Feature | CN80PAL | Handheld CN80 |
|---|---|---|
| Primary Use | Automated / Machine-Mounted Production | Manual Pallet, Crate and Construction Work |
| Trigger | Remote Pneumatic Actuation | Operator-Actuated Trigger |
| Magazine | Jumbo Coil, up to approx. 3,000 nails | Standard Coil, approximately 225–300 nails |
| Nail Length | 50–83mm | 50–83mm |
| Installation | Requires Machine Mounting and Control Integration | Handheld Operation |
| Buyer Check | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Mounting | Tool mounting position, bracket design and available machine clearance. |
| Actuation | Remote trigger valve, pneumatic signal and production sequence. |
| Air Supply | 70–120 PSI operating range plus sufficient continuous airflow. |
| Air Connection | 3/8-inch inlet and correctly sized hose, fittings and valves. |
| Fastener | 15° jumbo wire coil, 50–83mm length and compatible shank/head dimensions. |
| Wood Material | Species, density, moisture content and board thickness. |
| Drive Depth | Validate pressure and nail specification on the actual workpiece. |
| Safety | Machine guarding, interlocks, emergency stop and lockout procedures. |
| Production Cycle | Confirm firing frequency, air recovery and tool cooling under actual production conditions. |
When sourcing jumbo coils, provide the nail length, shank diameter, head diameter, shank style, surface finish, point style and coil quantity. A nail that is nominally 15 degrees may still be unsuitable if its head or coil geometry falls outside the tool's feed specification.
For pallet production, nail finish and coating should also be selected according to moisture exposure, timber treatment and customer specifications.
Automated pneumatic nailers operate at a higher duty cycle than many handheld tools, so routine inspection of wear parts is important. Follow the maintenance schedule supplied for the machine and nailer.
Inspect the driver and nose for wear or damage.
Keep the nail feed path clean and free from broken collation wire.
Check seals and O-rings if air leakage develops.
Maintain clean and dry compressed air according to the tool requirements.
Check mounting bolts and brackets during scheduled machine maintenance.
Use compatible jumbo coil nails to reduce feeding problems.
KYA supplies CN80PAL machine-mounted coil nailers for pallet manufacturers, woodworking machinery builders, crate producers, timber packaging factories and industrial fastening distributors.
For automation projects, provide the pallet machine design, required nail specification, number of nailers, mounting arrangement, expected production cycle, compressed-air specification and destination market. Mounting or integration requirements can be discussed for bulk projects.
KYA supplies handheld and machine-mounted pneumatic coil nailers for pallet assembly, crates, timber packaging, framing, roofing, siding and other industrial fastening applications.
The CN80PAL is a machine-mounted pneumatic coil nailer designed primarily for automated pallet, crate, timber packaging and similar high-volume wood fastening equipment.
KYA lists the CN80PAL at approximately 3.02kg / 6.66lbs.
The listed operating range is 70–120 PSI / 5–8.3 bar. The air system must also provide adequate airflow during repeated production cycles.
The CN80PAL uses a 3/8-inch air inlet.
KYA lists a maximum capacity of approximately 3,000 nails when a compatible jumbo coil is used. Actual coil count depends on nail dimensions and collation configuration.
It uses compatible 15-degree jumbo wire-collated coil nails approximately 50–83mm / 2"–3-1/4" long and 2.5–3.3mm / 0.099"–0.131" in shank diameter.
Yes. KYA lists smooth, ring and screw shank options within the compatible jumbo coil fastener range.
No universal fit should be assumed. Confirm mounting dimensions, tool clearance, remote pneumatic actuation, air supply, workpiece position and production control with the pallet-machine manufacturer or system integrator.
The CN80PAL uses a remote pneumatic trigger arrangement so the surrounding machine can control the firing sequence. The control circuit should be designed by the machine builder according to the automation system.
CN80PAL is designed for machine-mounted automated use and supports jumbo coils with much higher nail capacity. CN80 is a handheld coil nailer using a standard approximately 225–300 nail magazine.
It is designed for industrial pallet fastening, but drive depth in hardwood depends on timber density, moisture content, nail length, shank diameter, nail point and operating pressure. Test the actual wood and nail combination before production.
Do not assume universal countersinking performance. Dense hardwood and long, large-diameter nails require more driving energy. Confirm the required drive depth by testing the exact timber, nail and pressure setting.
Yes. Automated or fixture-based wooden crate and industrial packaging assembly are suitable applications when the machine can accommodate the tool and compatible fasteners.
It can be considered for automated drum, spool and wooden reel production where the nail specification and machine integration requirements are compatible.
A larger coil reduces reload frequency during high-volume production. The actual productivity benefit depends on the pallet design, firing rate, coil configuration and overall machine cycle.
Common causes include incompatible nail dimensions, damaged collation wire, bent coils, worn feed components, contaminated magazines, insufficient air supply or incorrect machine alignment.
Provide the pallet-machine type, required nail length and shank diameter, nail shank style, estimated production cycle, number of nailers, mounting requirements, compressed-air specification and purchasing quantity.
