The CN80 Pneumatic Coil Framing Nailer is a professional air coil nailer designed for framing, siding, decking, sheathing, subflooring, pallet assembly, crating, wooden fencing, drums, and export wooden boxes. It uses 15-degree flat wire coil nails from 50mm to 83mm and is suitable for construction, packaging, pallet manufacturing, and industrial wood fastening applications.
Built with a durable aluminum body, rapid-fire trigger, adjustable depth control, heat-treated nose, safety guard, large-capacity magazine, and ergonomic rubber grip, the CN80 coil framing nailer is designed for high-speed fastening, stable performance, and long service life in demanding jobsite conditions.
The CN80 pneumatic coil nailer is designed for 15-degree flat wire coil nails with smooth, screw, or ring shank options. Its 225–300 nail magazine capacity supports continuous fastening in high-volume construction and wood packaging applications.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | CN80 Pneumatic Coil Framing Nailer |
| Air Tool Type | Air Nailer / Pneumatic Coil Nailer |
| Tool Dimensions | 14-1/4" x 5-3/16" x 12-1/8" / 362mm x 132mm x 307mm |
| Net Tool Weight | 8.78 lbs / 3.98kg |
| Body Material | Aluminum body |
| Operating Pressure | 70–120 psi / 5–8.3 bar |
| Load Capacity | 225–300 nails |
| Fastener Type | 15-degree flat wire coil nails |
| Fastener Head Diameter | 0.236"–0.315" / 6.0mm–8.0mm |
| Fastener Shank Diameter | 0.099"–0.131" / 2.5mm–3.3mm |
| Fastener Length | 2"–3-1/4" / 50mm–83mm |
| Fastener Shank Type | Smooth, screw, ring |
The CN80 coil framing nailer works with 15-degree flat wire coil nails. Buyers should confirm nail angle, collation type, nail length, head diameter, shank diameter, and shank type before ordering tools or matched fasteners.
| Fastener Parameter | Compatible Range |
|---|---|
| Fastener Type | 15-degree flat wire coil nails |
| Head Diameter | 0.236"–0.315" / 6.0mm–8.0mm |
| Shank Diameter | 0.099"–0.131" / 2.5mm–3.3mm |
| Length | 2"–3-1/4" / 50mm–83mm |
| Shank Type | Smooth, screw, ring |
| Magazine Capacity | 225–300 nails |
The CN80 coil framing nailer is designed for high-power nailing and fast operation. Its durable tool body and high-capacity magazine make it suitable for contractors, pallet factories, wooden packaging manufacturers, construction suppliers, and pneumatic tool distributors.
Rapid-fire trigger for high-speed fastening.
Easy-load magazine holds 225–300 coil nails.
Dial-adjustable depth control without special tools.
Heavy-duty die-cast aluminum construction for durability.
Heat-treated nose for extended service life.
Safety guard helps protect users from nails or debris.
Ergonomic design with rubber grip for working comfort.
High-power nailing for efficient professional results.
Comparable to MAX CN80 and Bostitch N80CB nailers.
The CN80 air coil nailer is suitable for structural wood fastening and industrial wood packaging. It is commonly used in construction, pallet production, export wooden box assembly, crating, fencing, siding, decking, sheathing, framing, and subflooring.
Assembly and repair of pallets, drums, and export wooden boxes.
Wooden fencing and outdoor wood structures.
Crating and heavy-duty packaging solutions.
General construction work including siding, decking, and sheathing.
Framing and subflooring for structural wood applications.
Industrial wood fastening for high-volume production environments.
To ensure stable feeding and reliable fastening, buyers should match the CN80 nailer with correct 15-degree flat wire coil nails. The nail shank type should be selected according to holding power requirements and application material.
| Selection Factor | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Nail Angle and Collation | Use 15-degree flat wire coil nails. |
| Nail Length | Select 50mm–83mm according to material thickness and fastening depth. |
| Shank Type | Smooth shank for general use, ring shank for higher withdrawal resistance, screw shank for stronger holding in demanding applications. |
| Operating Pressure | Operate within 70–120 psi / 5–8.3 bar for stable performance. |
| Application | Choose nail specifications according to framing, decking, pallets, crating, fencing, siding, or sheathing requirements. |
Correct air pressure, clean compressed air, compatible coil nails, regular lubrication, and correct magazine alignment help reduce air leaks, weak operation, jamming, and feeding problems. The following table lists common CN80 nailer issues and maintenance solutions.
| No. | Symptom | Possible Cause | Solution |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | Air leak in cylinder cap when tool is idle | Loose head valve piston seal or O-rings; worn or damaged O-ring or cylinder cap gasket | Replace head valve piston set, O-ring, or cylinder cap gasket |
| 1.2 | Air leak in trigger area when tool is idle | Damaged O-ring in trigger valve or trigger valve stem; dirt in trigger valve | Replace O-ring or clean trigger valve |
| 1.3 | Air leak in cylinder cap during operation | Damaged head valve piston O-rings or damaged seal under cylinder cap | Replace O-rings or seal |
| 1.4 | Air leak in nose during operation | Worn or damaged bumper; loose driver piston unit thread | Replace bumper or driver piston unit |
| 1.5 | Air leak in trigger area during operation | Worn or damaged trigger valve head; damaged head valve piston O-rings | Replace trigger valve head or head valve piston O-rings |
| 2 | Driver piston unit fails to return to correct position | Driver piston unit is misaligned; driver guide nose is incorrectly assembled; nozzle worn or damaged; tight space between piston O-ring and cylinder | Straighten driver piston unit, verify driver guide and magazine alignment, replace nozzle, lubricate cylinder, or replace piston O-ring |
| 3 | Tool operates weakly or sluggishly | Worn or damaged piston O-ring; inadequate lubrication; tight head valve piston O-rings; dirt in nozzle | Replace piston O-ring, apply 2–6 drops of oil to O-rings, replace head valve piston O-rings, or clean nozzle |
| 4 | Tool jams frequently | Damaged or worn driver piston unit; damaged or worn driver guide nose; bent driver guide cover causing excessive space | Replace driver piston unit, driver guide nose, or driver guide cover |
| 5 | Nail cannot be shot | Driver piston unit cannot return to correct position; driver guide nose is misaligned with magazine; nail pusher compression spring is worn or damaged | Check driver return, correct alignment between driver guide nose and magazine, or replace nail pusher compression spring |
KYA Fasteners supplies pneumatic nailers, coil framing nailers, coil nails, strip nails, staples, industrial fasteners, and fastening solutions for global distributors, contractors, pallet factories, construction suppliers, and wood packaging manufacturers. The CN80 can be supplied together with compatible 15-degree flat wire coil nails for matched tool and fastener sourcing.
CN80 coil nailer for framing, siding, decking, pallets, crating, and sheathing.
Compatible 15-degree flat wire coil nails available from KYA.
Suitable for pneumatic tool distributors, contractors, pallet factories, and construction material suppliers.
Support for bulk orders, tool selection, nail compatibility, and spare parts requirements.
The CN80 pneumatic coil framing nailer is used for framing, siding, decking, sheathing, subflooring, crating, wooden fencing, pallet assembly, pallet repair, drums, and export wooden boxes.
The CN80 uses 15-degree flat wire coil nails with head diameters from 6.0mm to 8.0mm, shank diameters from 2.5mm to 3.3mm, and lengths from 50mm to 83mm.
The CN80 operates at 70–120 psi, equal to 5–8.3 bar. A clean and stable compressed air supply is recommended for consistent nail driving performance.
The CN80 magazine holds 225–300 nails, which helps reduce reload frequency and improve efficiency in high-volume construction, pallet, and crating work.
Yes. The CN80 is suitable for pallet assembly, pallet repair, drums, crating, and export wooden boxes. Ring shank or screw shank coil nails can be selected when stronger holding power is required.
Air leaks are commonly caused by worn O-rings, damaged seals, loose valve components, or dirt in the trigger valve. Check the troubleshooting table above and replace worn parts or clean the valve area as needed.
Frequent jamming may be caused by incompatible coil nails, damaged driver parts, worn driver guide, bent guide cover, poor magazine alignment, or dirt in the nose. Use compatible nails and inspect wearing parts regularly.
Yes. The CN80 has a durable aluminum body, heat-treated nose, large-capacity magazine, and high-power nailing performance, making it suitable for framing, sheathing, siding, decking, and other heavy-duty wood fastening tasks.
Yes. KYA can supply the CN80 pneumatic coil framing nailer and compatible 15-degree flat wire coil nails, helping buyers source matched tools and fasteners from one supplier.
