It is called a ‘Brad Nailer/Stapler Portable’. Because it has a built-in lithium-ion battery-powered motor, this cordless staple gun will save you from having to use a compressor, hose, or expensive gas cartridges. It can be used anywhere at work.
At 1.15 pounds, the electric staple gun is light enough that you can work for a long time or move it around comfortably. It’s a bottom-loading magazine that is easy to get to for quick and easy reloading. There is a magazine window that makes it easy to see how many staples you have.
This power staple gun has a three-lock mechanism for extra security and safety: the on/off power switch, the contact safe, and the trigger. This means that the gun is safe to use. Nail guns are made with safety in mind, so they can only fire when the contact safety is pressed on the working surface. This is to avoid accidental firing or damage caused by misusing the nail gun.
With a lithium-ion battery and a USB charge cable, our 4V electric stapler can keep going at the same speed and get the job done. It takes 1000 shots with one full charge. Speed: 30pcs/min. A good length for brad nails is 8-15mm (5/16′′- 5/8′′). They should be 18 Gauge. Staples that work well are 6-14mm (1/4″-5/8″) long, Type 53 / JT21.
With this cordless staple gun, you can use it for 10000-50000 shots. It’s made of high-quality materials that are very durable and long-lasting for that long. Use it to staple and nail cardboard, insulating material and other things. You can also use it to sew fabric, foil, leather, cardboard, and other things together.
If this had less than one star, I would have chosen that. I think it’s a great idea, but it didn’t work. All I was doing was trying to sew fabric to soft wood with a glue gun.
There was always a lot of noise.
Between Staples, you have to wait until it resets itself or does what it’s doing, then. It’s a long time.
Even more frustrating was that you had to wait all that time, and then the staple would get stuck in it. This is what happened after you took the thing apart and put the things back together: You had to staple. Usually, the first time after you’ve taken it apart and put the staples back in, you don’t get a staple in the picture you take of it. Then you have to wait for it to reset itself, and then try again. You might get one good staple out of five times when the staples got stuck in the machine.
The picture shows a stack of staples that were messed up when it got stuck in there. They would sometimes try to feed out at the same time, which made it hard to get through.
About 20 staples were all I had to put in, but it took me a long time to do. All the time, I was cursing and I knew this was not going to be something I could keep. It drives me crazy when people sell low-quality JUNK. It takes up a lot of time and energy.
