meite 2880 Count 1-1/4in Coil Roofing Nails - Electro-Galvanzied Pack

In this review of the meite 2880 count coil roofing nails, the bottom line is simple: this pack is built for contractors and serious DIYers who need large quantities of reliable, rust-resistant fasteners for shingle and metal roofing. The reviewer found the most compelling reason to buy is the combination of a full round head and an electro-galvanized finish that delivers solid holding power and corrosion resistance across many roofing tasks. Packed in 24 rolls, these nails are convenient for extended jobs where consistency and compatibility with common roofing nailers matter.

Key Features

• Large Contractor Pack: Contains 2880 nails in 24 rolls, reducing reload frequency on long roofing jobs and saving trips to the supply store.
• Electro-galvanized Finish: The corrosion-resistant coating improves rust resistance and keeps nails intact without bending for outdoor use.
• Wide Round Head: The full round head provides secure fastening and a larger bearing surface for asphalt shingles and underlayment.
• Smooth Shank and Sharp Point: Smooth shank and sharp points allow easy penetration of roof sheathing and consistent seating in materials.
• Nailer Compatibility: Collation at 15 degree fits a wide range of electric and pneumatic roofing nailers, making them versatile on job sites.
• Versatile Applications: Suitable for asphalt shingles, metal roofing, drip edges, underlayment and general roof repairs or new construction.

Who It's For

The meite coil roofing nails are aimed at professional roofers, contractors and homeowners planning large roofing projects who want a durable, rust-resistant fastener that works with common roofing nail guns. The large 2880 count is particularly useful for multi-day jobs or teams where changing coils frequently would be inefficient.

Those doing very small, occasional repairs or who require stainless steel or specialized coated fasteners for coastal environments should consider alternatives. If you need a different nail length or a ring shank style for extra pullout resistance, a different product would be more appropriate.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• High quantity pack means fewer reloads and lower per-nail cost for contractors and large projects.
• Electro-galvanized coating provides good rust resistance for typical roofing exposures.
• Wide round head and smooth shank deliver reliable holding power for shingles and underlayment.

Cons

• Not specified as stainless steel, so in extreme coastal or highly corrosive environments a different finish may be preferred.

Specifications

Count	2880 pcs (24 rolls)
Length	1-1/4 in
Shank Diameter	.120 in
Head Type	Round head, full bearing surface
Shank	Smooth shank, sharp point
Finish	Electro-galvanized corrosion-resistant coating
Collation Angle	15 degree, compatible with common roofing nailers

Our Verdict

The meite 2880 count coil roofing nails are a practical, cost-effective choice for contractors and serious DIYers who need reliable, rust-resistant fasteners that work with popular roofing nail guns. Their large pack size, wide round head and electro-galvanized finish make them good value for typical shingle and metal roofing tasks, though installers in extremely corrosive environments should consider stainless options.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these nails compatible with standard roofing nailers?
Yes, the 15 degree collation is compatible with many electric and pneumatic roofing nailers commonly used on job sites.

Do these nails resist rust?
The nails are electro-galvanized for corrosion resistance, which improves rust resistance for most residential and commercial roofing jobs.

What roofing materials are they best for?
They are suited for asphalt shingles, metal roofing, wood shingles, drip edges, underlayment and general roof repairs or new construction.