Heavy-Duty Jumbo Coil Nails for Pallet Manufacturing and Packaging
Jumbo coil nails are a high-efficiency fastening solution for industrial and construction use, packed with up to 3000 nails per coil compared to 300 in small coils. Designed to work with automatic feeding machines and heavy-duty nailers, they reduce reload frequency by over 80%, helping manufacturers cut labor costs and improve productivity. Widely applied in pallet manufacturing, wooden packaging, fencing, decking, and construction, jumbo coil nails are available in bright, yellow paint color, blue paint color, and galvanized coatings, offering strong holding power, enhanced corrosion resistance, and long service life at competitive factory prices.
| Shank Size (Inches) | Length Size (Inches) | Shank Type | Coating Type | Collating Type |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.080" | 1-1/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil |
| 1-1/2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 1-3/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 0.092" | 1-1/2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil |
| 1-3/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 2-1/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 0.099" | 1-1/2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil |
| 1-3/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 2-1/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 0.113" | 2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil |
| 2-1/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 2-1/2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 2-3/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 0.120" | 3" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil |
| 3-1/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 0.131" | 2-1/2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil |
| 3" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 3-1/4" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil | |
| 3-1/2" | Smooth,Ring,Screw | Bright,HDG*,EG** | 15 Degree Wire Coil |
Coil Nails Specifaction
The nails range from 0.083″ to 0.120″ in shank size and 1″ to 4″ in length, providing flexibility for different construction and manufacturing requirements. Shorter nails such as 1″–1-1/4″ are suitable for light-duty fastening, while longer sizes up to 4″ are designed for heavy-duty applications requiring deeper penetration and stronger holding power.
The illustration also highlights two types of nail heads: Plain Head and Mesh Head. Plain heads offer a smooth finish and are widely used in general woodworking, while mesh heads provide increased friction against the wood surface, ensuring better grip and reduced risk of loosening under vibration or heavy load.
With multiple size options and head designs, coil nails can be customized to match specific tools, materials, and job site requirements, making them a versatile and reliable fastening solution across industries such as pallet production, packaging, decking, fencing, and furniture manufacturing.
Coil Nails Point Types
Coil nails can be manufactured with different point types, each designed to match specific wood structures and fastening applications:
Diamond Point – The most common type, providing fast penetration with minimal splitting. It is suitable for general woodworking, pallet assembly, and construction projects using softwood or standard lumber.
Diamond Point Offset – Designed with an angled cut, this point reduces driving resistance and is especially useful for hardwood or dense materials, minimizing the risk of cracking while ensuring strong holding power.
Round Point – A blunt-style tip that reduces the risk of splitting fragile or thin wood. It is widely applied in furniture, panel boards, and packaging where material protection is essential.
Chisel Point – Offers excellent penetration in engineered woods, plywood, and laminated boards. The chisel cut helps the nail drive straight and provides higher stability in composite materials.
Cut Point – A flat-ended point commonly used where splitting must be avoided completely, such as in thin planks, particle boards, or applications requiring smooth finishes without damaging the surface.
By choosing the right point type, coil nails can deliver better penetration, reduced splitting, and stronger fastening performance, ensuring efficiency and durability across applications like pallet manufacturing, fencing, decking, furniture, and heavy-duty construction.
Coil Nails Shank
Coil nails are available with different shank designs—smooth, ring, and screw—each offering unique performance advantages depending on the wood structure and application requirements:
Smooth Shank – The most common type, featuring a plain surface that allows for easy and fast driving. Smooth shank nails are cost-effective and suitable for softwoods or temporary structures where maximum holding power is not required. They are widely used in pallet manufacturing, framing, and general construction.
Ring Shank – Designed with concentric ridges along the nail body, ring shank nails provide significantly higher withdrawal resistance. They are ideal for applications requiring long-term strength in softer woods, composite boards, and packaging. Common uses include wooden crates, fencing, decking, and subfloor installation where vibration or heavy loads could loosen standard nails.
Screw Shank – Featuring a spiral thread similar to a screw, these nails deliver the highest holding power by cutting into the wood fibers. Screw shank nails are best suited for hardwoods, treated lumber, and applications exposed to outdoor environments or high stress, such as docks, siding, and heavy-duty construction. Their threaded design reduces the risk of loosening, even under expansion, contraction, or moisture changes.
By selecting the appropriate shank type, users can achieve the right balance of driving efficiency, withdrawal resistance, and long-term durability, making coil nails a versatile fastening solution across industries.