The KYA CN130 pneumatic coil nailer is a heavy-duty 15° wire-collated coil nailer designed for pallet production, wooden crates, export packaging and industrial woodworking. It drives nails from 90mm to 130mm / 3-1/2" to 5-1/8" with shank diameters from approximately 3.1mm to 3.8mm.
The tool has a listed weight of 6.51kg, dimensions of 370 × 165 × 479mm, a magazine capacity of approximately 120–225 nails, and an operating-pressure range of 115–145 psi. It is intended for professional production environments that require long, heavy-gauge coil nails.
Compatible nail configurations include smooth, ring and screw shanks. Select the nail length, shank diameter, head diameter and collation according to the pallet, crate or timber assembly being produced.
130mm maximum nail length: accepts long coil nails up to 5-1/8 inches for heavy timber fastening.
15° wire-collated system: designed for compatible industrial wire-welded coil nails.
120–225 nail capacity: large coil capacity for production applications.
3.1–3.8mm shank range: supports heavy-gauge pallet and packaging nails.
Smooth, ring or screw shanks: choose the required nail profile for the timber and joint design.
Auxiliary handle: provides additional control when operating a large industrial nailer.
Rubber grip: improves handling during repeated production work.
Industrial magazine: designed for repeated coil feeding in pallet and crate assembly.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Model | CN130 |
| Tool Type | Pneumatic Heavy Duty Coil Nailer |
| Dimensions | 370 × 165 × 479mm |
| Weight | 6.51kg |
| Operating Pressure | 115–145 psi |
| Air Inlet | 3/8" NPT |
| Magazine Capacity | 120–225 nails |
| Collation Type | 15° Wire-Collated Coil Nails |
| Nail Length | 90–130mm / 3-1/2"–5-1/8" |
| Nail Shank Diameter | 3.1–3.8mm / 0.122"–0.150" |
| Nail Head Diameter | 6.8–8.0mm / 0.267"–0.314" |
| Nail Shank Options | Smooth, Ring, Screw |
Use the specified operating-pressure range and confirm that the compressor, hose, fittings and air supply are suitable for the tool. Fastener dimensions should also be checked before production use.
The CN130 uses 15° wire-collated coil nails. Nail compatibility depends on the complete fastener geometry rather than nail length alone.
| Fastener Feature | CN130 Range |
|---|---|
| Collation Angle | 15° |
| Collation | Wire Welded Coil |
| Length | 90–130mm |
| Shank Diameter | 3.1–3.8mm |
| Head Diameter | 6.8–8.0mm |
| Shank Styles | Smooth, Ring, Screw |
Smooth-shank nails are commonly selected for general pallet, crate and packaging applications where the specified smooth fastener provides sufficient holding performance.
Ring-shank nails use annular deformations to increase engagement with wood fibers. Actual withdrawal resistance depends on timber species, moisture, penetration depth and ring geometry.
Screw-shank nails have a twisted profile and are used in selected pallet and timber applications where increased mechanical engagement is required.
| Tool Class | Typical Maximum Nail Length | General Use |
|---|---|---|
| CN130 Class | Up to 130mm / 5-1/8" | Heavy pallets, crates, large timber packaging and industrial woodworking. |
| 100mm Class | Up to approximately 100mm / 4" | General heavy-duty pallets, crates and packaging where 130mm nails are not required. |
| 90mm Class | Up to approximately 90mm / 3-1/2" | Standard pallet, crate and production fastening. |
Heavy-duty wooden pallet assembly
Wooden crate manufacturing
Export timber packaging
Industrial shipping frames
Large wooden boxes
Drum and packaging construction where the fastener specification is suitable
Industrial woodworking
Manufactured timber assemblies requiring long wire-collated coil nails
The CN130 is intended for high-load pallet fastening where long, heavy-gauge coil nails are required. The 90–130mm fastener range allows buyers to match nail length to deck boards, stringers, blocks and other pallet components.
Select the shank style and fastener dimensions according to the timber species, joint construction and required pallet specification. Do not select a nail solely by maximum tool capacity.
Large crates and export packaging can require long nails through thick timber sections. The CN130's 130mm maximum nail length makes it suitable for heavy packaging assemblies where shorter production nailers do not provide sufficient penetration.
Fastener selection should consider timber thickness, required penetration, shank design and the final packaging specification.
The CN130 has a listed operating-pressure range of 115–145 psi and a 3/8-inch NPT air inlet. Because this is a large industrial nailer, the air supply must provide sufficient pressure and flow throughout repeated production cycles.
Use suitable hoses and fittings and follow the tool's operating instructions. Do not exceed the specified operating pressure.
| Check | What to Confirm |
|---|---|
| Nail Length | 90–130mm. |
| Shank Diameter | 3.1–3.8mm. |
| Head Diameter | 6.8–8.0mm. |
| Collation | 15° wire-collated coil. |
| Shank Type | Smooth, ring or screw according to the application. |
| Air Pressure | 115–145 psi. |
| Magazine Capacity | 120–225 nails depending on coil configuration. |
Disconnect the compressed-air supply before inspection, cleaning or component replacement. Internal repairs should be carried out by trained service personnel using suitable replacement parts.
| No. | Symptom | Possible Cause | Recommended Check |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1.1 | Air leak at cylinder cap while idle | Loose head-valve piston seal or O-rings | Inspect and replace the head-valve piston set if required. |
| 1.1 | Air leak at cylinder cap while idle | Worn O-ring or cylinder-cap gasket | Inspect and replace the damaged sealing component. |
| 1.2 | Air leak around trigger while idle | Damaged trigger-valve O-ring | Inspect and replace the O-ring. |
| 1.2 | Air leak around trigger while idle | Damaged trigger-valve stem O-ring | Inspect and replace the O-ring. |
| 1.2 | Air leak around trigger while idle | Contamination in trigger valve | Inspect and clean the trigger valve. |
| 1.3 | Air leak at cylinder cap during operation | Damaged head-valve piston O-rings | Inspect and replace the O-rings. |
| 1.3 | Air leak at cylinder cap during operation | Damaged seal under cylinder cap | Inspect and replace the seal. |
| 1.4 | Air leak at nose during operation | Worn or damaged bumper | Inspect and replace the bumper. |
| 1.4 | Air leak at nose during operation | Loose or damaged driver/piston unit | Inspect the driver/piston assembly and replace if required. |
| 1.5 | Air leak around trigger during operation | Worn or damaged trigger-valve head | Inspect and replace the trigger-valve head. |
| 1.5 | Air leak around trigger during operation | Damaged head-valve piston O-rings | Inspect and replace the head-valve piston O-rings. |
| 2 | Driver fails to return fully | Bent driver or misaligned driver guide | Inspect the driver, nose and magazine alignment. |
| 2 | Driver fails to return fully | Worn or damaged nozzle | Inspect and replace the nozzle. |
| 2 | Driver fails to return fully | Tight piston O-ring or insufficient lubrication | Inspect lubrication and piston O-ring condition. |
| 3 | Weak or sluggish performance | Worn or damaged piston O-ring | Inspect and replace the piston O-ring. |
| 3 | Weak or sluggish performance | Insufficient lubrication or tight head-valve O-rings | Lubricate according to the tool instructions or replace worn seals. |
| 3 | Weak or sluggish performance | Contamination in nozzle | Inspect and clean the nozzle. |
| 4 | Frequent jams | Worn or damaged driver | Inspect and replace the driver/piston unit if required. |
| 4 | Frequent jams | Worn or damaged driver guide | Inspect and replace the driver guide. |
| 4 | Frequent jams | Bent driver-guide cover or excessive clearance | Inspect and replace the driver-guide cover. |
| 5 | Tool does not drive a nail | Driver does not return | Inspect the driver-return system and related causes above. |
| 5 | Tool does not drive a nail | Driver guide misaligned with magazine | Correct the alignment between the driver guide and magazine. |
| 5 | Tool does not drive a nail | Worn or damaged nail-pusher spring | Inspect and replace the nail-pusher compression spring. |
| Order Detail | Information to Provide |
|---|---|
| Application | Pallet, crate, export packaging, timber frame or other industrial wood assembly. |
| Nail Length | Specify the required length within the 90–130mm range. |
| Nail Shank Diameter | Specify the required diameter within the 3.1–3.8mm range. |
| Shank Type | Smooth, ring or screw. |
| Air Supply | Confirm compressor pressure, hose size and fittings. |
| Production Method | Manual production station or other industrial setup. |
| Quantity | Provide required tool quantity and related nail demand. |
Discuss Your CN130 Requirement
The CN130 is primarily used for heavy pallets, wooden crates, export packaging and other industrial timber assemblies requiring long wire-collated coil nails.
The listed fastener range is 90–130mm / 3-1/2"–5-1/8".
The listed shank-diameter range is approximately 3.1–3.8mm / 0.122"–0.150".
KYA lists a nail-head diameter range of approximately 6.8–8.0mm / 0.267"–0.314".
Yes. The CN130 is designed for 15° wire-collated coil nails within the specified diameter and length ranges.
Yes. The listed compatible shank styles include smooth, ring and screw shanks, provided the complete nail dimensions fit the tool specification.
Yes, screw-shank wire-collated coil nails can be used when the length, head and shank dimensions fall within the CN130 specification.
The current KYA specification lists approximately 120–225 nails, depending on the nail and coil configuration.
The KYA CN130 is listed for 115–145 psi operating pressure.
The current product specification lists a 3/8-inch NPT air inlet.
The listed tool weight is approximately 6.51kg.
The tool can be used for pallet production where the selected 15° coil nail meets the pallet design and fastener requirements. If a pallet standard specifies an approved nail or certified fastener configuration, follow that requirement separately.
It is designed for heavy industrial timber fastening, but penetration depends on wood density, nail diameter, nail length, shank type, air pressure and compressor performance. Test the actual timber and fastener combination before production.
The CN130 belongs to a larger fastener class and accepts nails up to 130mm. Actual driving performance should be evaluated from the complete tool specification rather than assuming a fixed percentage increase over another model.
Common causes include a worn or damaged driver, worn driver guide, misalignment, damaged guide cover or incorrect fastener dimensions.
Check the air supply, operating pressure, lubrication, piston seals, head-valve seals and nose for contamination or wear.
Provide the application, nail length, nail diameter, shank type, required tool quantity, production volume and destination market.
Ask About the CN130 Coil Nailer
KYA supplies the CN130 5-1/8-inch pneumatic coil nailer for pallet manufacturers, crate producers, industrial packaging companies and professional woodworking operations. Provide the required nail specification and production application so the tool and fastener configuration can be checked before ordering.
