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Nail Gun
Fee: £ 4.00 per week
Available
Location:
46 London road
Condition: A - As new
Brand: Stanley
Code: SSA-0070
A heavy duty electric staple and brad nail gun compatible with 2 types of fastenings and designed for effortless operation and prolonged use on thick, rugged materials. Compatible with plywood and MDF and suitable for major home repairs, wood work, fence installation and repairs, beading and insulation
High and low power setting to control intensity of staple application when working on a variety of hard and soft materials
Fires STANLEY Type-G staples in 6mm (1-TRA704T), 8mm (1-TRA705T), 10mm (1-TRA706T), 12mm (1-TRA708T) and 14mm (1-TRA709T) along with STANLEY Type-J Headed Brad Pins in 12mm (1-SWK-BN050T) and 15mm (1-SWK-BN625T) not included.
Contoured handle for greater comfort, anti-jam mechanism that saves time on the job
Safe Operating Practices
When using a staple gun, safe operating practices are essential to avoiding accidents and guaranteeing effectiveness. Use the below checklist to achieve both.
Inspect The Tool: Before using, check for damage or jams.
Load Staples Correctly: Align the staples according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Point Away from Yourself: Make sure the staple gun is always pointed away from both your body and other people.
Keep Hands Clear: Avoid putting your hands or body near the firing area. For materials, use clamps.
Apply Even Pressure: To guarantee that the staples are inserted correctly, press forcefully.
Trigger Safety: Engage the safety lock and keep your finger off the trigger while not in use.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Not Wearing Safety Equipment – Always wear protective gear, such as gloves and glasses, to avoid getting hurt in a misfire.
Incorrect Hand Positioning – Keep your hands away from the firing zone to prevent unintentional punctures.
Ignoring jams or malfunctions – To avoid unplanned misfires, stop right away and securely clear any jams.
Turning off safety features – Safety features guard against unintentional discharge, so never turn them off.
Using Incompatible Staples – To prevent tool damage and jams, use the appropriate staples.
DeWalt staple gun on table
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High and low power setting to control intensity of staple application when working on a variety of hard and soft materials
Fires STANLEY Type-G staples in 6mm (1-TRA704T), 8mm (1-TRA705T), 10mm (1-TRA706T), 12mm (1-TRA708T) and 14mm (1-TRA709T) along with STANLEY Type-J Headed Brad Pins in 12mm (1-SWK-BN050T) and 15mm (1-SWK-BN625T) not included.
Contoured handle for greater comfort, anti-jam mechanism that saves time on the job
Safe Operating Practices
When using a staple gun, safe operating practices are essential to avoiding accidents and guaranteeing effectiveness. Use the below checklist to achieve both.
Inspect The Tool: Before using, check for damage or jams.
Load Staples Correctly: Align the staples according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.
Point Away from Yourself: Make sure the staple gun is always pointed away from both your body and other people.
Keep Hands Clear: Avoid putting your hands or body near the firing area. For materials, use clamps.
Apply Even Pressure: To guarantee that the staples are inserted correctly, press forcefully.
Trigger Safety: Engage the safety lock and keep your finger off the trigger while not in use.
Common Mistakes to Avoid
Not Wearing Safety Equipment – Always wear protective gear, such as gloves and glasses, to avoid getting hurt in a misfire.
Incorrect Hand Positioning – Keep your hands away from the firing zone to prevent unintentional punctures.
Ignoring jams or malfunctions – To avoid unplanned misfires, stop right away and securely clear any jams.
Turning off safety features – Safety features guard against unintentional discharge, so never turn them off.
Using Incompatible Staples – To prevent tool damage and jams, use the appropriate staples.
DeWalt staple gun on table
46 London road
46 London Road, St Albans, Herts