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KYA 15 Degree Electro-Galvanized Plastic Sheet Coil Nails feature a 1.83mm shank diameter, 25mm / 1 inch length and screw shank for compatible plastic-sheet coil nail systems.
The featured model is manufactured from #45 steel with an electro-galvanized zinc-plated finish. Plastic sheet collation keeps the nails aligned in coil form and supports automatic feeding through a compatible nailer.
This product is the 1.83 × 25mm screw-shank electro-galvanized configuration. Other KYA Plastic Sheet Coil Nail sizes, diameters, point styles, shank types, finishes and collation angles belong to the broader product family and may differ from this exact SKU.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Plastic Sheet Collated Coil Nail |
| KYA Model | 1.83x25mm |
| KYA Code | KYA-1.83X25S |
| Shank Diameter | 1.83mm / approximately .072 in. |
| Nail Length | 25mm / approximately 1 in. |
| Shank Type | Screw Shank |
| Material | #45 Steel |
| Finish | Electro-Galvanized / Zinc Plated |
| Collation | Plastic Sheet |
| Nominal Collation Angle | 15° nominal collation angle |
| Head Type | Full Round Head according to current KYA product-family data |
| Exact Head Diameter | Not confirmed for this exact SKU; the broader KYA family range is 5.0–9.2mm |
| Point Type | Confirm exact production configuration; KYA family options include diamond, clinch, round, chisel blunt and blunt |
| Nails per Coil | Confirm exact 1.83x25mm packing; current KYA family range is 50–300 nails per coil |
| Required Tool | Plastic-sheet coil nailer accepting 1.83mm diameter, 25mm length and the exact collation geometry |
Important: the 22–100mm length range, 1.80–4.0mm diameter range and 5.0–9.2mm head range describe the broader KYA Plastic Sheet Coil Nail family. For this SKU, use the confirmed 1.83mm shank diameter and 25mm nail length, and verify any unconfirmed dimensions before ordering.
Request 1.83x25mm Nail Pricing 
A screw shank has a twisted profile rather than a straight cylindrical surface. During driving into suitable wood, the helical profile can increase engagement with the surrounding wood fibers and improve resistance to backing out compared with a similar smooth-shank fastener.
Screw shank nails are often selected for denser wood and applications where greater withdrawal resistance is desired. Actual performance depends on wood species, moisture content, penetration depth, fastener geometry and installation conditions.
Plastic sheet collation holds multiple nails in an aligned coil for automatic feeding. The collation format must match the nailer's magazine and feed mechanism, including angle, nail spacing, head position and coil geometry.
Plastic-sheet and wire-weld coil nails should not be treated as interchangeable simply because both are described as 15-degree coil nails. The nailer must specifically support the required collation system.
The KYA plastic-sheet family uses full round heads in smooth or checkered configurations. Head diameter is a critical compatibility dimension because the head must feed correctly through the magazine and pass through the nailer's nose assembly.
KYA lists a broader family head-diameter range of 5.0–9.2mm, but the exact head diameter for this 1.83×25mm screw-shank SKU is not confirmed in the available specification. Buyers requiring exact tool interchange should request the production drawing or physical sample before bulk use.
Electro-galvanizing applies a zinc-based protective layer to the steel fastener. It provides more corrosion protection than untreated bright steel, but it should not automatically be treated as equivalent to hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel.
For permanently wet, coastal, highly humid, preservative-treated wood or other corrosive service conditions, confirm the required coating or material specification rather than assuming the electro-galvanized version is sufficient.
At only 25mm / approximately 1 inch long, this product is significantly shorter than many conventional framing, siding, decking and sheathing fasteners. The correct application depends on the thickness of the component being attached and the penetration required in the receiving material.
| Application Factor | Why It Matters for a 25mm Nail |
|---|---|
| Attached Material Thickness | A thick panel or board consumes much of the 25mm total length before the nail reaches the receiving substrate. |
| Required Penetration | Adequate nail length must remain after passing through the attached component. |
| Wood Density | Dense hardwood and softwood can respond differently to screw-shank geometry. |
| Structural Requirement | Structural siding, decking, sheathing and subfloor work must meet the applicable fastener-length and penetration requirements. |
| Tool Range | The coil nailer must accept both the 25mm length and 1.83mm diameter in plastic-sheet collation. |
The short 25mm length can be considered for thin wood components where the remaining penetration into the receiving material meets the fastening requirement.
Selected trim, panel and light woodworking applications may use a 25mm coil nail when the visible head, holding requirement and material thickness suit this fastener geometry.
Short screw-shank coil nails can be considered for appropriate crate, box and packaging components where the receiving wood thickness and required holding performance match the nail.
The broader KYA plastic-sheet coil nail family is used for siding, fencing, sheathing, decking and related construction work. For this specific 25mm SKU, verify required penetration before using it in any of those applications because many systems require longer fasteners.
The following values describe KYA's broader Plastic Sheet Coil Nail family and are included as selection references. They are not all exact attributes of the featured 1.83×25mm screw-shank product.
| Family Parameter | KYA Listed Range / Options |
|---|---|
| Nail Length | 22–100mm / approximately 7/8"–4" |
| Shank Diameter | 1.80–4.0mm / approximately .071"–.157" |
| Head Diameter | 5.0–9.2mm / approximately .195"–.362" |
| Shank Types | Smooth, Ring, Screw |
| Head Types | Full Round, Smooth or Checkered depending on configuration |
| Point Options | Diamond, Clinch, Round, Chisel Blunt, Blunt |
| Collation | Plastic Sheet, 15° or 0° depending on product |
| Coil Capacity | 50–300 nails per coil depending on configuration |
| Family Finish Options | Bright, Electro-Galvanized, Hot-Dip Galvanized, Stainless Steel and other configurations depending on SKU |
| Shank Type | General Characteristic | Selection Guidance |
|---|---|---|
| Smooth Shank | Straight shank with relatively low driving resistance | General fastening where additional withdrawal resistance is not required |
| Ring Shank | Annular rings mechanically engage wood fibers | Applications requiring greater withdrawal resistance in suitable wood |
| Screw Shank | Twisted profile rotates during driving and increases mechanical engagement | Featured 1.83×25mm screw-shank configuration |
A 15-degree label alone does not establish compatibility. Nailers can differ by collation type, shank diameter, nail length, head diameter, coil diameter and feed geometry.
| Compatibility Item | Featured Nail |
|---|---|
| Collation Type | Plastic Sheet |
| Nominal Angle | 15° |
| Shank Diameter | 1.83mm / .072" |
| Nail Length | 25mm / 1" |
| Shank Type | Screw |
| Head Diameter | Confirm exact production drawing before cross-brand substitution |
| Coil / Feed Geometry | Must match the exact nailer magazine and feed mechanism |
MAX CN55 is not a confirmed compatible tool for this SKU. The published MAX CN55 specification uses 15° wire-collated nails with a 2.1–2.3mm shank diameter, while this product is 1.83mm and plastic-sheet collated.
Hitachi / HiKOKI NV45AB2 is not a confirmed compatible tool for this SKU. That roofing nailer is designed for .120-inch / 3.05mm wire-collated roofing nails, not this 1.83mm plastic-sheet fastener.
| Finish / Material | General Selection Consideration |
|---|---|
| Electro-Galvanized | Featured configuration; provides basic zinc corrosion protection for suitable indoor, protected or lower-corrosion environments |
| Hot-Dip Galvanized | Heavier zinc coating for applications requiring greater corrosion protection where HDG is specified |
| 304 Stainless Steel | Higher corrosion resistance for demanding environments where 304 is appropriate |
| 316 Stainless Steel | Higher chloride resistance for coastal or aggressive environments where 316 is specified |
| Ordering Information | What to Provide |
|---|---|
| Size | 1.83mm × 25mm / .072" × 1" |
| Shank | Screw Shank |
| Finish | Electro-Galvanized |
| Material | #45 Steel |
| Collation | 15° Plastic Sheet |
| Nailer | Provide exact manufacturer and model for compatibility verification |
| Application | Provide attached material, receiving material and application type |
| Material Thickness | Required to determine whether a 25mm nail provides sufficient penetration |
| Head / Point Requirement | Specify if exact head diameter or point geometry is required |
| Packing | Confirm nails per coil, coils per carton and pallet configuration |
| Quantity | Coils, cartons, pallets or annual purchasing volume |
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The featured nail has a 1.83mm / approximately .072-inch shank diameter and a 25mm / approximately 1-inch length.
This specific product uses a screw shank.
The twisted shank can increase mechanical engagement with suitable wood fibers and improve resistance to backing out compared with a similar smooth-shank nail. Actual holding performance depends on the substrate and penetration depth.
The current product specification lists #45 steel for the featured electro-galvanized configuration.
The featured SKU uses an electro-galvanized / zinc-plated finish.
Do not treat electro-galvanized nails as universally suitable for permanent exterior exposure. For wet, coastal, treated-wood or highly corrosive environments, confirm whether HDG or stainless steel is required.
The product uses plastic sheet collation with a nominal 15-degree configuration.
Not automatically. Plastic-sheet and wire-weld collation systems can use different feed geometry, nail spacing and head positioning. The tool must specifically accept the required plastic-sheet fastener.
No confirmed match should be assumed. MAX publishes the CN55 for 15-degree wire-collated nails with a 2.1–2.3mm shank diameter, while this KYA product is 1.83mm and plastic-sheet collated.
No compatibility should be claimed. The NV45AB2 is a roofing nailer specified for 3.05mm / .120-inch wire-collated roofing nails, which is a different fastener system.
No. Angle alone does not establish compatibility. The tool must accept a 25mm-long, 1.83mm-diameter screw-shank nail with the corresponding plastic-sheet collation and head geometry.
The exact head diameter for this SKU is not confirmed in the available KYA specification. The broader Plastic Sheet Coil Nail family uses a 5.0–9.2mm head-diameter range. Request the exact production drawing when tool interchange depends on head diameter.
KYA lists diamond, clinch, round, chisel blunt and blunt as family point options, but the exact point type for this 1.83×25mm screw-shank SKU is not confirmed in the available specification. Confirm the production specification before ordering when point geometry is critical.
KYA currently lists a broader family range of 50–300 nails per coil. Confirm the exact 1.83×25mm packing configuration on the quotation rather than assuming the maximum 300-nail capacity applies to this SKU.
Only when the siding material, backing and required penetration allow a 25mm fastener. Many siding systems require substantially longer nails, so follow the material manufacturer's fastening specification.
Do not recommend a 25mm coil nail for structural decking or sheathing solely from the generic coil-nail application list. Structural fastening must meet the required nail dimensions, penetration and applicable construction specification.
Both products use the same nominal 1.83×25mm size, but this product uses a screw shank, while the smooth-shank version uses a straight shank. Screw shanks are selected when greater mechanical engagement and withdrawal resistance in suitable wood are desired, while smooth shanks generally offer lower driving resistance.
Contact KYA Fasteners regarding current sample availability. Test the exact fastener in the intended nailer and actual material assembly before bulk purchasing.
Ask About 1.83x25mm Coil Nails
KYA supplies plastic sheet coil nails for fastener distributors, pneumatic-tool distributors, woodworking manufacturers, packaging manufacturers and professional construction buyers.
For quotations on 15° 1.83×25mm electro-galvanized screw-shank plastic sheet coil nails, provide the exact nailer model, application material, required penetration, head or point requirement, quantity, packing requirement and destination market.
