AeroPro CN45N Pneumatic Roofing Nailer, 120-Nail Magazine, 15° Coil Nails
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For installing asphalt shingles across a roof deck, the AeroPro CN45N drives 15° coil roofing nails with pneumatic power. Its side-loading magazine holds 120 nails, helping keep the work moving between reloads. Use it with a compatible air supply set to 70–120 PSI and nails from 3/4″ to 1-3/4″. The 5.5-pound tool is designed for controlled handling across roofing tasks, including work on insulation boards and other roofing materials.
A coil nailer suits projects where repeat fastening is central to the job, the CN45N combines a high-capacity magazine with a stated drive rate of up to 3 nails per second. For example, a roofer working along a shingle course can load the magazine and move across the roof while placing nails with the tool. Its reduced-recoil drive system is designed to support steadier control during repeated use.
Specifications
- Type: Pneumatic roofing nailer
- Power source: Air-powered
- Operating pressure: 70–120 PSI
- Nail format: 15° coil nails
- Nail length: 3/4″ to 1-3/4″
- Magazine capacity: 120 nails
- Weight: 5.5 pounds
- Dimensions: 11.13 x 5 x 10.63 inches
- Construction: All-metal body
- Included accessories and spares: UV safety glasses, clear safety glasses, piston bumper, feeder spring set, and 10 feeder springs
- Warranty: 3-year manufacturer warranty
Strengths
The large side-loading magazine is useful on roofing jobs that call for repeated fastening, while the stated rate of up to 3 nails per second supports a steady work pace. Its 5.5-pound weight and balanced design are intended to make the tool easier to manage on wide roof decks, steep pitches, and tight angles. Reduced recoil helps keep operation more controlled, and the all-metal body is built for frequent roofing work.
The design also accounts for upkeep: the nailer is made for quick cleaning and straightforward part replacement, and the included feeder springs and piston bumper provide specified replacement parts. A 3-year manufacturer warranty adds support for contractors and roofing crews. Buyer feedback commonly highlights the tool’s light weight, speed, and consistent operation, comments on durability are mixed, with some buyers reporting early failure.
What to clarify
Which nails fit this roofing nailer? It accepts 15° coil roofing nails measuring 3/4″ to 1-3/4″, making the nail angle and length important when selecting supplies.
What air pressure does it require? The stated operating range is 70–120 PSI. Connect it to a pneumatic air supply and set the pressure within that range.
What spare parts and accessories are included? The listed items are UV and clear safety glasses, a piston bumper, a feeder spring set, and 10 feeder springs.
Should you buy it?
The AeroPro CN45N is suited to roofers who want a pneumatic coil nailer for shingle installation and related roofing work. Its 120-nail magazine, compatible 15° coil format, reduced-recoil design, and serviceable construction make it a practical fit for repeated fastening on roof decks. Choose it when those nail specifications and an air-powered setup match the demands of your project.