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STANLEY Heavy Duty Staple Gun/Brad Nailer, 0-TR250 - £18.79 @ Amazon
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- A heavy duty staple and brad nail gun with aluminium housing for added durability and long lasting usability. Designed for use on thin woods and sheet materials and suitable for applications such as gardening, wire netting, insulation, beading, fencing, trim work and panelling
- Features easy squeeze technology for reduced user fatigue and added driving power into materials
- High and low power setting to control intensity of staple application when working on a variety of hard and soft materials
- Anti-jam mechanism for continuous use and reliable operation
STANLEY Heavy Duty TR250 Staple Gun/Brad Nailer
The STANLEY 0-TR250 staple gun/brad nailer is ideal for multiple heavy-duty applications. It features an easy-to-squeeze trigger and also comfortable handle for more driving power and to reduce hand fatigue. The anti-jam function ensures continuous use without blocking the mechanism. Heavy duty aluminium cast housing ensures greater durability and its pinch point free design offers additional safety.
Easy access staple and brad insertion makes loading easy and quick and an internal wire guide for greater accuracy. The staple gun is kitted with Hi/Lo adjustment to match density of materials and can be also used on plywood as well as MDF.
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7 Comments
sorted byUsed primarily to staple breathable membrane into the wooden uprights for my shed build.
I went with these staples and they've been spot on:
amazon.co.uk/gp/…h=1
It's not very heavy (being aluminium) and hasn't jammed on me that I can recall. Needs a bit of a squeeze but I'm sure that's the same for all of these heavy duty staplers.
Got some genuine Stanley staples currently on offer at Toolstation and gave it a go.
Seems pretty good, although design has a bit too much plastic for ideal as such things tend to snap in the long run in my experience (especially is get too much sun exposure).
Overall glad got as I have several somewhat cheaper models that are too hit and miss on what they will drive or whether they will jam.
Alternative staples are better value than even reduced Stanley ones if they work OK.