15° Roofing Collated Coil Nails, Galvanized Steel, for use in Roof Nailers. Sizes offered are 7/8″, 1″ and 1-1/4″. Nails are sold by the box and box quantities may vary.

What 15-Degree Roofing Coil Nails Are Good For

15-degree roofing coil nails are specialized fasteners designed for rapid, efficient installation of roofing materials using pneumatic nailers, offering strong fastening, wind resistance, and code compliance.

Main Uses

• Asphalt shingle installation – The angled head and shaft are optimized to penetrate shingles without splitting, making them ideal for reroofing and new installations.
• Other roofing materials – Also used with wood shingles, metal roofing, and similar substrates where quick, repeated nailing is needed.
• Framing and sheathing – In addition to roofing, they’re common in wood framing, roof decking, and subflooring projects where speed and consistency matter.

Why the 15-Degree Angle Matters

• Compatibility – The 15-degree collation angle fits most pneumatic nailers (Bostitch, Max, Makita, etc.), making them the industry standard for roofing.
• Driving efficiency – The angle reduces resistance when driving, speeding up installation on large roof areas.
• Embedment depth – Allows nails to be driven closer to shingle edges without hitting joists or rafters, reducing splitting risk.
• Withdrawal resistance – A longer, tapered shank provides better pull-out strength in high-wind environments.

• Benefits

  • Speed – Coil format feeds continuously into the nailer, minimizing downtime between reloads.
  • Durability – Corrosion-resistant coatings extend life in outdoor conditions.
  • Code compliance – Meets building code requirements for roofing fastener strength and wind resistance.