3600 Count Siding Nails 1-3/4 in x.092 in 15 Degree Coil - Durable HDG

Our review of these siding nails finds them a pragmatic choice for contractors and DIYers who need a high-volume, corrosion-resistant fastener for rough nailing of sheathing and lath. The pack of 3600 nails at 1-3/4 in length and.092 in diameter gives consistent coverage per coil, and the hot-dipped galvanized steel finish is the single biggest reason to buy when working with pressure treated lumber. Functionality in compatible 15 degree coil nailers is generally good, though some users report occasional jams or mixed length consistency.

Key Features

• Size and quantity: A 3600-pack of 1-3/4 in by.092 in nails supplies extended jobsite runtime without frequent reloading for larger sheathing or siding jobs.
• Corrosion resistance: Hot-dipped galvanized (HDG) steel resists corrosion in pressure-treated lumber and outdoors, reducing the risk of fastener failure over time.
• Structural design: Full round head and ring shank provide superior holding power in wood, helping siding and lath stay secure under movement and load.
• Gun compatibility: Collated in 15 degree coils and adapted to CN55/CN57 style guns, they fit common coil framing and siding nailers used on residential jobs.
• Application fit: Wire-collated format is intended for rough nailing of lathing and sheathing, making installation faster on long runs of exterior work.

Who It's For

These nails are aimed at builders, siding crews, and serious DIYers who run coil nailers and need a corrosion-resistant fastener for exterior sheathing and lath. If you frequently work with pressure treated lumber or exterior siding, the hot-dipped galvanized finish and ring shank gripping are practical advantages.

Those who should look elsewhere include finish carpenters needing nails for trim or projects requiring extremely precise, consistent nail length and ductile steel; some users report mixed length consistency and occasional brittleness, which makes these less suited to delicate or finish work.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High count 3600 pack lowers reloading time and cost per nail for big jobs.
• Hot-dipped galvanization provides dependable corrosion resistance in pressure-treated lumber.
• Ring shank and full round head improve holding power for exterior sheathing and lathing.
• Collated in 15 degree coils for use with common CN55/CN57 type nailers.

Cons

• Some users report occasional jamming or misfiring in nailers, so performance can vary by tool and setup.
• Reports of mixed nail length and occasional brittleness suggest quality control inconsistencies on some coils.

Specifications

Length	1-3/4 in
Diameter	.092 in
Count	3600 nails
Head type	Full round head
Shank type	Ring shank
Material / Finish	Hot-dipped galvanized steel (HDG)
Gun compatibility	15 degree coil, adapted to CN55/CN57

Our Verdict

These 1-3/4 in by.092 in siding nails represent good value for contractors who need a high-volume, corrosion-resistant fastener for exterior sheathing and lath. The hot-dipped galvanized finish and ring shank deliver the holding power required for pressure-treated lumber, but buyers should be aware of some reports of jamming and occasional inconsistency in nail quality; for heavy exterior work they are a practical, budget-conscious choice.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these nails suitable for pressure treated lumber?
Yes. The hot-dipped galvanized steel finish is intended to resist corrosion in pressure-treated lumber and outdoor exposure.

What nailer will these fit?
They are collated in 15 degree coils and are adapted for CN55/CN57 style coil nailers commonly used for siding and sheathing.

Do these nails hold well for siding?
The ring shank and full round head improve holding power for siding and sheathing, though some users note mixed experience with tool feeding and occasional brittle nails.