Collated Screws Manufacturer and Wholesale Supplier
KYA supplies collated screws and nail-screw fasteners for professional construction, woodworking and panel assembly applications. Our screw product range includes coil nail screws, collated drywall screws and plastic strip nail screws for use with compatible fastening equipment.
Available products cover different screw diameters, lengths, thread configurations, head and drive styles, collation formats, angles and surface finishes. These fasteners are used in applications such as drywall installation, decking, subflooring, fencing and wood panel fastening, depending on the selected product and fastening system.
KYA works with construction fastener distributors, building material importers, industrial buyers and professional contractors. Explore the categories below to compare product types and identify suitable fastening solutions for your application.
Types of Collated Screws Available from KYA
Different collated screw systems use different feeding mechanisms and installation tools. Selecting the correct type helps ensure reliable feeding, suitable fastening performance and compatibility with the intended equipment.
Coil Nail Screws
Coil Nail Screws combine features of nails and threaded fasteners. These nail-screw hybrid products are designed for installation using compatible pneumatic coil nailers. Selected head and drive configurations allow subsequent adjustment or removal using the appropriate driver.
KYA offers 15-degree coil nail screws in wire-collated and plastic-sheet-collated formats. The product selection includes square, Torx, Phillips, Pozi and other listed drive configurations, depending on the model.
Typical applications include wood decking, subfloor panels, fencing, siding and industrial wood packaging. Fastener dimensions, thread designs and protective finishes must be selected according to the materials and installation conditions.
Collated Drywall Screws
Collated Drywall Screws are supplied in connected strips for use with compatible autofeed screwdrivers. They support repetitive screw installation during drywall and interior panel fastening.
KYA lists drywall screw products in several dimensions, including 3.5 mm diameter models with different lengths. Product listings include phosphate-coated and self-drilling variants. Thread type, point design, finish and screw length should be selected according to the board material, framing substrate and approved installation requirements.
Before ordering collated drywall screws, verify the screw strip dimensions and feeding specifications against the screwdriver and autofeed attachment.
Plastic Strip Nail Screws
Plastic Strip Nail Screws are arranged in angled plastic strips for compatible strip-fed fastening tools. This category includes selected 21-degree and 34-degree nail-screw fasteners and scrails used in professional wood fastening applications.
KYA lists models such as 21-degree 2.87 × 64 mm scrails, 21-degree 2.87 × 57 mm nail screws and 34-degree 2.8 × 50 mm nail screw fasteners.
The collation angle, shank dimensions, head configuration and strip design must match the specifications of the intended fastening tool. Products with different strip angles are not automatically interchangeable.
Collated Screws Product Comparison
Use the comparison below to identify the appropriate product category before reviewing individual models. Exact specifications and compatible tools vary by product.
| Product Type | Collation Format | Typical Applications | Tool Requirement |
| Coil Nail Screws | 15° wire coil or plastic sheet coil | Decking, subflooring, fencing and wood panels | Compatible pneumatic coil nailer |
| Collated Drywall Screws | Connected screw strips | Drywall and interior panel fastening | Compatible autofeed screwdriver |
| Plastic Strip Nail Screws | 21° or 34° plastic strips | Wood fastening and construction assemblies | Compatible strip-fed nailer |
Collated Screw Sizes and Product Specifications
KYA lists multiple screw and nail-screw configurations for different fastening applications. The following examples are taken from the product selection and are intended to help buyers identify the required model.
| Product | Listed Size | Format / Feature |
| Galvanized Coil Nail Screw | 2.1 × 20 mm | 15° plastic sheet coil |
| Galvanized Coil Nail Screw | 2.1 × 30 mm | 15° plastic sheet coil |
| Galvanized Coil Nail Screw | 3.5 × 40 mm | 15° plastic sheet coil |
| Collated Drywall Screw | 3.5 × 30 mm | Drywall fastening |
| Collated Drywall Screw | 3.5 × 55 mm | Drywall fastening |
| Plastic Strip Scrails | 2.87 × 64 mm | 21° plastic strip |
| Plastic Strip Nail Screw | 2.87 × 57 mm | 21° plastic strip |
| Plastic Strip Nail Screw | 2.8 × 50 mm | 34° plastic strip |
Dimensions and configurations shown above identify selected listed products rather than every possible specification. Confirm the required thread, head, drive, material, coating, tool compatibility and packing information for the individual model before purchasing.
Applications of Collated Screws and Nail Screws
Drywall and Interior Wall Installation
Collated drywall screws are used for fastening gypsum boards to compatible framing materials. Strip-fed installation supports repeated fastening with an autofeed screwdriver. The screw length, thread and point must be appropriate for the board and framing construction.
Wood Decking and Subfloor Installation
Selected coil nail screws can be used for wood decking and subfloor panel fastening. Nail-screw designs combine pneumatic installation with threaded fastening characteristics. For exterior decking, specify appropriate corrosion resistance and follow the applicable installation requirements.
Fencing and Wood Panel Assembly
Coil nail screws and selected plastic strip nail screws can be considered for compatible wood fastening systems used in fencing, panel assembly and related construction work. Product selection depends on the joint design, substrate, required holding performance and fastening equipment.
Industrial Wood Packaging
Selected nail-screw fasteners can be used in industrial wood packaging and assembly operations where pneumatic installation is required. Buyers should confirm the fastening method, joint requirements, equipment compatibility and relevant packaging specifications before selecting a product.
How to Choose the Right Collated Screws
Selecting collated screws requires more than matching diameter and length. The fastening tool, collation system, substrate and installation environment must also be considered.
| Selection Factor | What Buyers Should Check |
| Fastener Type | Choose coil nail screws, collated drywall screws or plastic strip nail screws based on the fastening method. |
| Diameter and Length | Match the dimensions to the substrate, material thickness and required penetration. |
| Thread and Point | Consider the material being fastened, framing type and required installation performance. |
| Head and Drive | Confirm seating requirements and whether a driver is required for subsequent adjustment or removal. |
| Collation Format | Check wire coil, plastic sheet coil or plastic strip configuration. |
| Collation Angle | Match the listed angle and feed geometry to the tool manufacturer’s specification. |
| Surface Finish | Choose the coating or material according to exposure conditions and corrosion-resistance requirements. |
| Tool Compatibility | Verify the tool brand, model, magazine design and approved fastener specification. |
Collated Screws for Distributors and Bulk Buyers
KYA supplies construction fastening products to international distributors, building material importers, industrial purchasers and professional users. Buyers can compare screw categories and submit model-specific requirements for wholesale quotations.
When sourcing collated screws in bulk, matching the exact product specification is important for maintaining consistency with the intended fastening equipment and application.
For quotation and product selection, provide the following information:
Required product category or existing product reference
Screw diameter, length, thread and point configuration
Head style and drive type
Collation angle and wire, plastic sheet or strip format
Required material and surface finish
Fastening tool brand and exact model
Intended application and substrate
Order quantity and packaging requirements
Destination country or delivery location
If you are replacing an existing fastener, include a product drawing, technical specification or physical sample information to help identify the appropriate configuration.
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Frequently Asked Questions About Collated Screws
What are collated screws?
Collated screws are threaded fasteners connected in strips or coils for use with compatible automatic or pneumatic fastening systems. The connected arrangement allows successive fasteners to be fed into the tool. Different products require different installation equipment.
What types of collated screws does KYA supply?
KYA supplies three main categories: coil nail screws, collated drywall screws and plastic strip nail screws. Product options vary in diameter, length, thread, head, drive, collation format, angle and finish.
What is the difference between coil nail screws and ordinary coil nails?
Coil nail screws are nail-screw hybrid fasteners with threaded fastening characteristics. Selected models have drive heads that allow adjustment or removal with a suitable driver. Ordinary coil nails use nail shank designs and are not necessarily intended for screw-style removal. Their fastening behavior and tool requirements should not be treated as identical.
Can coil nail screws be installed with a pneumatic nailer?
Yes, KYA coil nail screws are intended for compatible pneumatic coil nailers. However, compatibility depends on the fastener dimensions, collation angle, coil design and nailer specifications. Verify the exact tool model before use.
What is the difference between collated drywall screws and plastic strip nail screws?
Collated drywall screws are generally supplied in strips for compatible autofeed screwdrivers used in drywall installation. KYA plastic strip nail screws are angled nail-screw fasteners intended for compatible strip-fed nailers. Their feeding systems, tools and applications differ.
Can 15-degree, 21-degree and 34-degree collated fasteners use the same tool?
Not necessarily. These angles describe different collation configurations, and each tool has specific magazine and feeding requirements. A 15-degree coil nail screw should not be assumed compatible with a 21-degree or 34-degree strip-fed nailer. Always follow the equipment manufacturer's approved fastener specifications.
Are collated nail screws removable after installation?
Selected nail-screw hybrid fasteners have drive heads that permit adjustment or removal with the appropriate driver. Removal capability depends on the individual fastener design, accessibility of the head and installation conditions. Check the product specification before selecting a removable fastening solution.
How do I choose between coarse-thread and fine-thread drywall screws?
Coarse-thread drywall screws are commonly associated with wood framing, while fine-thread and suitable self-drilling configurations may be selected for certain metal framing applications. The correct screw depends on the substrate, framing thickness and installation requirements. Confirm the selected KYA model is suitable for the intended material.
Are galvanized collated screws suitable for outdoor applications?
Suitability depends on the type and thickness of the protective coating, installation environment and applicable construction requirements. A galvanized finish alone does not establish suitability for every outdoor or corrosive environment. Specify the exposure conditions and confirm the product's corrosion-resistance characteristics before ordering.
What information is required when ordering collated screws in bulk?
Provide the fastener type, diameter, length, thread, head and drive, collation format, angle, material, coating, tool model, required quantity and packaging specifications. Include the application and destination market so the relevant product details can be reviewed.
How can distributors request a quotation from KYA?
Distributors and industrial buyers can contact KYA with their product list, technical specifications, purchasing quantities and destination information. KYA can review the requested models and provide quotation details for the selected fastening products.
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