A tool that is used with 18 gauge 1/4″ narrow crown staples.
A no-mar tip is included to keep work surfaces from getting scratched or dented.
Exhaust covers that rotate 360° can be used to direct exhaust air away from the user.
Thumb wheel depth control makes it easy to switch between different materials.
In order to keep things simple, quick and clear jam release functions make it easy.
A tool called the 3 PLUS H9040SP is good for both industrial and home use. It can be used for both. A machine that drives 18 gauge 1/4″ crown staples can drive them from half an inch to one and a half inches. It is good for both inside and outside trim jobs, soffits, furniture making, cabinetry work, and other fine finish jobs. In the event of a jam, the quick clear jam release function will quickly remove the nails that have become stuck.
Staple gun: I used this one to put in the pickets on a 110-foot long fence made of wood. It only jammed twice, once on a knot. It did the same job as a more expensive nailer. Easy to clear jams: (just pop the clip). Depth adjustment is simple and works as it should. Only thing I don’t like is the exhaust port. Keep it well-oiled, and you’ll want to move it away from you or get it in your face (and on your safety lenses). In the manual, there isn’t even a 1-800 number. Even though there is a parts diagram in the manual, there’s no way to order the parts (at least in the manual). It did what I needed it to do, so I was happy.
