2.3 x 45mm
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KYA-2.3X45MM
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KYA 2.3×45mm electro-galvanized wire coil nails are 15° wire-collated carbon-steel fasteners with a nominal diameter of 2.3mm / 0.090 inch and length of 45mm / approximately 1-3/4 inch. The featured configuration uses an approximately 12μm electro-galvanized zinc coating and is supplied in high-capacity coils for compatible pneumatic coil nailers.
This size is suitable for selected siding, fencing, sheathing, pallet, crate and woodworking applications where a 45mm fastener and 2.3mm shank meet the required joint specification. Smooth, ring and screw-shank configurations are available within the KYA wire coil nail family.
The standard listed packing for this size is 300 nails per coil and approximately 9,000–12,000 nails per carton, depending on the final packing configuration.

2.3mm / 0.090" shank: common small-diameter wire-coil fastener class for siding, fencing and selected wood fastening.
45mm / approximately 1-3/4" length: suitable where the assembly requires this penetration length.
15° wire collation: designed for compatible wire-weld coil nailer systems.
12μm electro-galvanized coating: zinc-plated carbon steel for applications requiring more corrosion protection than bright uncoated steel.
Full round head: approximately 5.5mm head diameter in the listed 2.3×45mm configuration.
Multiple shank options: smooth, ring and screw-shank versions are available within the product family.
Multiple point options: diamond, chisel, blunt and beveled configurations are available within the wider coil-nail range.
300 nails per coil: high-capacity wire coil configuration for compatible pneumatic tools.

Request 2.3×45mm Coil Nail Pricing
| Specification | Details |
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| KYA Code | KYA-2.3X45MM |
| Product Type | 15° Wire-Collated Coil Nail |
| Material | Carbon Steel |
| Nominal Diameter | 2.3mm / approximately 0.090" |
| Length | 45mm / approximately 1-3/4" |
| Head Diameter | Approximately 5.5mm |
| Head Type | Full Round Head |
| Shank Options | Smooth / Ring / Screw |
| Point Options | Diamond / Chisel / Blunt / Beveled; confirm exact SKU configuration |
| Finish | Electro-Galvanized |
| Listed Zinc Coating | Approximately 12μm |
| Collation | Wire Welded Coil |
| Nominal Collation Angle | 15° Class |
| Nails per Coil | 300 pcs |
| Listed Carton Quantity | Approximately 9,000–12,000 pcs / 30–40 coils; confirm current packing when ordering |

| Shank Diameter | Typical Length Range | Listed Carton Quantity |
|---|---|---|
| 0.083" | 1-1/4"–2" | 16,000 pcs |
| 0.090" / 2.3mm | 1-1/2"–2-1/4" | 9,000–12,000 pcs |
| 0.099" | 1-1/2"–2-1/2" | 9,000 pcs |
| 0.105" | 1-1/2"–2-3/4" | 5,000–7,500 pcs |
| 0.113" | 2"–3-1/4" | 4,500–5,000 pcs |
| 0.120" | 2-1/2"–3-1/2" | 4,000–5,000 pcs |
| 0.131" | 2-1/2"–3-1/2" | 4,000 pcs |
Packing quantities vary by fastener diameter, length, shank style and coil configuration. Confirm the exact carton count for the required SKU before ordering.
Electro-galvanizing deposits a zinc layer onto the carbon-steel nail through an electroplating process. The featured product is listed with an approximately 12μm zinc coating.
The coating provides more corrosion protection than an uncoated bright-steel fastener, but electro-galvanized and hot-dip galvanized coatings are different processes and should not be treated as equivalent.
For continuously wet, high-corrosion, preservative-treated or chloride-rich environments, specify the required coating or stainless-steel grade according to the project and material requirements rather than relying only on the nominal zinc thickness.
| Material / Finish | General Characteristic | Selection Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| 12μm Electro-Galvanized | Electroplated zinc coating on carbon steel. | General applications where the specified electro-galvanized coating provides sufficient corrosion protection. |
| Hot-Dip Galvanized | Zinc coating produced by a different galvanizing process. | Select where the project requires an appropriate HDG fastener for exterior or treated-wood service. |
| Stainless Steel | Corrosion-resistant material throughout the fastener rather than a zinc surface coating. | Consider for higher-exposure, chloride-sensitive or corrosion-critical applications where the specified stainless grade is appropriate. |
Smooth-shank nails have a straight shank without raised rings or spiral deformation. They are commonly used for general production fastening where the specified smooth nail provides sufficient holding performance.
Ring-shank nails use annular ridges around the shank to increase mechanical engagement with wood fibers and can provide greater withdrawal resistance than a comparable smooth-shank nail.
The actual increase depends on wood species, moisture content, ring geometry, penetration and joint conditions, so a fixed percentage should not be assumed for every application.
Screw or spiral-shank nails use a twisted profile that creates additional engagement as the fastener enters suitable wood. They are used in selected pallet, crate and timber applications.
Coil-nailer compatibility should be checked from the complete fastener specification, including length, shank diameter, head diameter, wire collation, coil geometry and magazine capacity. A similar nominal angle alone does not guarantee compatibility.
| Tool Reference | Published Fastener Range | 2.3×45mm Reference |
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| MAX CN55 | 1"–2-1/4", 0.083"–0.092", 15° wire coil, 300–350 capacity. | 2.3×45mm falls within the published length and diameter class; confirm exact nail geometry before use. |
| BOSTITCH N66C | 1-1/4"–2-1/2", approximately 0.080"–0.092" wire/plastic coil fasteners. | The nominal length and diameter fall within the published range; confirm head and wire-coil geometry. |
| Metabo HPT NV65AH2 | Wire nails from 1-1/2" to 2-1/2", approximately 0.090"–0.099"; wire collation published as 16°. | Length and diameter are within range, but confirm exact wire-collation geometry before substitution. |
| SENCO SCN60XP | 2"–2-3/4", approximately 0.099"–0.113". | 2.3×45mm is outside the published SCN60XP length and diameter range. |
Wood siding where the selected nail meets the siding manufacturer's requirements
Wood fencing and fence components
Selected plywood and sheathing applications
Pallet and wooden crate production
Packaging and light timber assemblies
Cabinet and furniture frame components where 45mm penetration is appropriate
General industrial woodworking
The 1-3/4-inch length and approximately 0.090-inch diameter place this fastener within a common siding-nail size class. Before use, confirm the siding manufacturer's required fastener material, head diameter, shank type, penetration and corrosion resistance.
Fiber-cement, engineered siding and other proprietary cladding systems can specify particular fastener dimensions and coatings, so the application name alone is not sufficient for fastener selection.
The 45mm length can be used in suitable timber fence boards, pickets and related wood components when sufficient penetration into the supporting member is achieved.
For exterior fencing, select the fastener material and coating according to moisture exposure, timber treatment and project requirements. Electro-galvanized, hot-dip galvanized and stainless-steel fasteners provide different corrosion-protection levels.
Wire-collated coil nails are widely used in pallet and crate manufacturing because coil magazines support high-capacity production fastening. The appropriate nail length, diameter and shank design depend on board thickness, timber species and the required pallet or crate construction.
For load-rated, standardized or customer-specified pallets, use the fastener defined by the applicable drawing or pallet specification rather than substituting solely on nominal size.
A 12μm electro-galvanized coating should not automatically be specified for preservative-treated lumber. Treated wood can be more corrosive to steel and zinc coatings than untreated wood.
Where treated lumber is involved, confirm the wood-treatment chemistry, exposure category and fastener recommendation. Hot-dip galvanized or appropriate stainless-steel fasteners are commonly specified for many treated-wood applications.
| Order Detail | Information to Provide |
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| Nail Size | 2.3×45mm / approximately 0.090" × 1-3/4". |
| Shank | Specify smooth, ring or screw shank. |
| Point | Confirm required diamond, chisel, blunt or beveled point. |
| Finish | Specify 12μm electro-galvanized or another required material / coating. |
| Nailer | Provide the exact pneumatic nailer manufacturer and model. |
| Application | Specify siding, fencing, sheathing, pallet, crate, furniture or other wood assembly. |
| Timber | Identify untreated, preservative-treated or other relevant wood conditions. |
| Packing | Confirm required nails per coil, coils per carton and labeling requirements. |
| Quantity | Provide required cartons, pallets or estimated annual demand. |
Discuss Your Coil Nail Requirement
The featured nail is 2.3mm in diameter and 45mm long, approximately 0.090" × 1-3/4".
KYA identifies this product as a 15° wire-collated coil nail. Always confirm the exact collation geometry required by the nailer.
The listed 2.3×45mm configuration contains 300 nails per coil.
KYA currently lists approximately 9,000–12,000 nails per carton, equivalent to approximately 30–40 coils depending on packing configuration.
It means the carbon-steel nail is listed with an approximately 12-micron electroplated zinc coating. Electro-galvanizing is different from hot-dip galvanizing.
Suitability depends on moisture, weather exposure, timber chemistry and the required service life. For sustained exterior, treated-wood or high-corrosion service, confirm whether an appropriate hot-dip galvanized or stainless-steel fastener is required.
Do not assume that electro-galvanized nails are suitable for every preservative-treated lumber application. Follow the wood-treatment supplier and project requirements; hot-dip galvanized or appropriate stainless-steel fasteners are commonly specified.
Yes. KYA lists smooth, ring and screw-shank options within this wire coil nail family. Confirm the exact 2.3×45mm configuration required for your order.
Ring shanks can provide greater withdrawal resistance than comparable smooth-shank nails because the raised rings engage surrounding wood fibers. The actual improvement depends on wood species, moisture, penetration and ring geometry.
The MAX CN55 published range includes 15° wire coil nails from 1" to 2-1/4" with approximately 0.083" to 0.092" shank diameters, so the nominal 2.3×45mm size falls within that dimensional class. Confirm the exact head and coil geometry before production use.
The BOSTITCH N66C published range includes coil nails from 1-1/4" to 2-1/2" and approximately 0.080" to 0.092" diameter. The nominal 2.3×45mm dimensions fall within that range, but complete fastener geometry should still be confirmed.
The NV65AH2 published wire-nail length and diameter ranges include the nominal 1-3/4" × 0.090" size. However, its published wire collation is identified as 16°, so confirm the exact wire-weld coil geometry before substitution.
No. SENCO publishes the SCN60XP for approximately 2"–2-3/4" nails with 0.099"–0.113" shank diameters, so a 1-3/4" × 0.090" nail is outside that published range.
This 2.3×45mm wire coil nail should not be treated as a universal roofing-shingle nail. Roofing nail systems typically require specific head diameters, shank diameters, nail lengths and roofing-nailer compatibility.
Use this size for structural connections only when the exact fastener is permitted by the drawing, code, engineered specification or assembly requirements. Nominal nail size alone does not establish structural suitability.
KYA offers additional finish and material options within its wire coil nail range. Confirm the exact 2.3×45mm size, shank type and current material availability before ordering.
Provide the nailer manufacturer and model, required shank type, point, finish, application, timber type, packing requirement and purchase quantity.
KYA supplies 2.3×45mm 15° electro-galvanized wire coil nails for fastener distributors, siding and fencing suppliers, pallet and crate manufacturers, woodworking factories and other professional users. Provide the exact nailer model, shank style, coating requirement and order quantity so the appropriate configuration can be confirmed.
KYA lists a free 300-piece sample coil, with freight paid by the recipient. The stated minimum order quantity is one pallet (approximately 30–40 cartons), and OEM branding is available. Confirm current sample availability, pallet configuration and branding requirements when requesting a quote.
The product information lists SGS-certified production with full test reports and a stated 20–30 day delivery from Qingdao. Request current certification documents and confirm the shipping schedule for your order.
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