This stapler uses t25 curve top wire staples. It works perfectly for low voltage wire like phone, data, or HVAC control wires. The lever pushes easy until just before the stapler fires. Then it tightens up and makes you squeeze it tighter to fire the staple. I've fired about a half a box of staples so far and have had no misfired or jams or any other problems. This one that I have is really a good stapler. I hope to be using it for years to come. I believe I could use it for other projects besides stapling wire such as refinishing fabric chairs and such.
I had difficulty at first getting the staples to push out and penetrate, but I learned that where you place your hand on the lever makes a difference.
on October 3, 2022
Posted by: MorIto
from Terre Haute, IN
Gender:Male
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had difficulty finding where on the squeeze lever to place my hand. It turned out that you have to hold the lever towards the back of the lever.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Done the job for quick upholstery with non heavy fabric . Light weight. I tried with the dense wood board, didn't penetrate too well.
Pros: Upholstery
I would recommend this to a friend!
Response from arrowfastener.comBy Arrow Fastener Customer Service, September 29, 2022
Hello -
Thank you for your review of your staple gun. For the dense wood application, the staple you were using may have been too long. Here's a link to our staple guide with information to help you select the best staple length for an application: https://bit.ly/3fJdrRS. Placing a hand on top of the stapler when firing can also help achieve better penetration.