1/4″ to 9/16″ 20-gauge staples can be used.
A mechanism called a trigger lock-out prevents accidental firing.
Exhaust covers that rotate 360° can be used to direct exhaust air away from the user.
An easy-to-grip rubber soft grip.
In this case, Arrow T50 Staples and other types of staples will work, but you’ll need an air compressor.
It got five stars from me. The only thing I didn’t like about this was that the staples go in at the bottom. All of my electric and manual tools are loaded from the top. I have never had a pneumatic staple gun, and I have never used one. Nobody tells you how to load it. It must have been hard for other people because I have a lot of staple guns. Open the cartridge, turn the stapler over, and put the staples in there, then close it. When you open it, it looks like you load staples from the top because they fit. This isn’t the case, though. It won’t work that way, though.
For the price, it’s great. In fact, I was about to send it back because I thought it didn’t work. I looked at a picture of the sale and saw that the staples were on the bottom of the picture.
It’s small and light. It drives staples very well. Smooth: It moves quickly, but there is no room for error. For the product to move, you must be flat against it. This must be done for the product to move, which I am sure is a safety measure. No, I wouldn’t.
