Mechanical Tackers and Staples

Description of features:

- Plastic body;

- Fully metallic mechanism;

- Rear-end staple loading;

- Handle-operated staple ejection;

- Handle catch

- Plastic body;

- Fully metallic mechanism;

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- Bottom loading of staples;

- Adjustable hitting force within certain range (min. to max.);

- Handle-operated staple ejection;

- Handle catch;

- is capable of driving nails

Advantages:

- The reliable metallic mechanism ensures a long performance life;

- The plastic body significantly reduces the weight and makes the tool easy to use even for a woman;

- Ergonomic design;

- Simple in operation and easy to load cartridges

Application area:

The tacker is used for driving staples or nails into wood, chipboard, fiber-board, plywood, etc. It is perfect for quick fastening of various fabrics, films, cardboard, insulation materials and so on. Meant for wide use in household and for renovation works.

Recommendations for operation:

For safety purpose, always remove staples or nails from the tacker on completion of its operation. Make sure to use only staples of type and size that are appropriate for this tacker.

Packing:

Blister pack.

Staples

Description:

Staples type 53, thin wire of high carbon steel

Advantages:

- High piercing power and strength of the staples ensure a reliable penetration into material and secure fixing in its body;

- Sharp ends provide an easy operation of the tacker;

- High performance;

- A special viscosity adhesive bonds staples and nails together into blocks/cartridges, providing their strong connection and easy loading of the tool’s magazine;

- Possibility of use with tackers of different models and various brands.

Application area:

Meant for use in household and renovation works, for example, to fasten textiles, cardboard, flat timber slats, wire mesh, insulation materials to wood, chipboard, plastic, plasterboard, etc.

Recommendations for operation:

- The staples should be selected so that when a staple is fixed, 2/3 of its leg length must be in the base material, whereas 1/3 of its leg must be holding the material to be fastened. If that is impossible due to some reason, the following ratio is admissible: 1/2 of staple leg must hold the material and another half-leg must be sitting in the base. It is also required to drive staples in close order, reducing the distance between them,-  for a better holding effect;

- When fixing dense materials, a staple should penetrate at least 4 – 5 mm deep;

- The softer material is, the longer a staple leg should be;

- If the fixing staples are not to be visible on the workpiece, one should use nails or pins instead of them.

Packing:

Cardboard box.