Gardner Bender PR-50 Low-Voltage Coaxial Cable Staple, 7/16 in., CAT6 / RG-59/ RG-6 / Polyethylene - UV Resistant, Splinter Free, 50 Pk., White

Name: Gardner Bender PR-50 Low-Voltage Coaxial Cable Staple, 7/16 in., CAT6 / RG-59/ RG-6 / Polyethylene - UV Resistant, Splinter Free, 50 Pk., White
Brand: Gardner Bender
SKU: 725370
Price: 4.75 USD
Rating: 9.64 (11 reviews)

$ 4.75

Score By Feature

Based on 11 ratings

Value for money

9.70

Delivery

9.78

Customer service

9.54

Giftable

9.49

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Product Description

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RG-8, RG-59, and RG-6 coaxial cables are secured in wood with this device.

Indoor and outdoor applications benefit from the UV resistance of white polyethylene saddles.

Rust and corrosion are not a problem with zinc-plated nails.

Use a hammer to drive it in; the recessed head design helps to avoid snags.

For a quick and easy installation, use one nail per staple.

RG-8, RG-59, and RG-6 coaxial cables are secured in wood with this device.

Rust and corrosion are not a problem with zinc-plated nails.

Use a hammer to drive it in; the recessed head design helps to avoid snags.

For a quick and easy installation, use one nail per staple.

It's a 7/16" Round Romex Staple that comes in a bag of 50.

Fits both 12/3 and 12

Holds the wire in place while preventing it from being damaged.

Questions & Answers

$5 is the cost of this item. Delivery is included in the price of 29. What is the number of staples required? Or is it simply a one-time fee?

At the very least, there were 50 staples. Maybe a hundred. Sorry, I don't recall exactly what the item used to say.

Selected User Reviews For Gardner Bender PR-50 Low-Voltage Coaxial Cable Staple, 7/16 in., CAT6 / RG-59/ RG-6 / Polyethylene - UV Resistant, Splinter Free, 50 Pk., White

There are no complaints because it meets the requirements

5/5

I appreciate how quick and simple they are to put together. After a few whacks with the hammer, the single nail is firmly embedded in the wood, holding the nylon in place. It's a little big for my 12/3 Romex, but it's meant to route and hold the wire instead of snugging it up. That was the only thing I needed. I used this to run wiring from my porch light to my carport, allowing me to turn on five CFL lights from the front door (wife works late on occasion). I'm very happy.