Surebonder TRIGGERFIRE Cable Tacker Staple Gun, Safely Secure Varying Low Voltage Wire Types - Coax RG6, RG59 and Ethernet Cat-5 - Two Modes: Trigger & Normal (5659)
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Please accept my sincere appreciation for your request. Surebonder 5659 Cable Tacker is a heavy duty staple gun, designed so that those with weaker hands can squeeze the gun handle with both hands while the trigger is in the on position to set the staples. Using a stapler, you should place it onto the surface you wished to staple and press one hand against the top of the gun to prevent recoil jumping. Carefully pull the trigger to eject the Surebonder #19 staple over the low-profile material. Wire up to 5/16" diameter can be used for voltage. It has a diameter of (5 mm). I feel like this staple gun will change the world. I like how easy it is
You are covered under a 90 day warranty if you purchase the Surebonder Triggerfire Cable Tacker Staple Gun 5659. The Surebonder #19 staples that should be used in this gun are 14516C, part number 14516C of Surebonder.
Thanks for the inquiry. I will contact you shortly. Designed to work with Arrow T59 or Surebonder #19 staples, the Surebonder model 5659 is compatible with both. Your staple gun will be damaged and your warranty will be void if you use any other staple.
With the Surebonder 5659, you can use Surebonder staples #19 or Arrow staples T59. The fastener can be used on any low-profile item Wire up to 5/16" diameter can be used for voltage. The diameter of the hole is (8 mm).
Selected User Reviews For Surebonder TRIGGERFIRE Cable Tacker Staple Gun, Safely Secure Varying Low Voltage Wire Types - Coax RG6, RG59 and Ethernet Cat-5 - Two Modes: Trigger & Normal (5659)
Compared to the Arrow T59, this is much better. The stapler has a trigger that lets you stay on target at an odd angle (I staple RG6 upside down while on a ladder) and also has a cable that runs both on the rear and on the front so you can stack the stapler.
My favorite manual stapler. This is what I use most often. The trigger function is particularly useful when staplers are placed in awkward positions since they do not move. The green knob on the left hand side of the One of the best manual cable staplers I have ever used is for selecting the trigger. The trigger function is particularly useful when staplers are placed in awkward positions since they do not move. Press the handle on top of the stapler to select the trigger. Select the trigger with the green knob on the left side of the stapler. When the stapler is not operated until the trigger is pressed, the handle stays down. It then springs back into its above-normal position so that the next staple can be inserted. When I used my previous stapler, it was difficult to hold the handle in place even when the staple was being operated, and if the staple moved it would just slip right My reason for buying the Surebonder TRIGGERFIRE was that I had this problem too often. Initially, I was skeptical about the trigger, but once I saw how well it worked and how easy it was to use, I couldn't put it down. In the past few minutes, I've finished installing four IP Cameras throughout the house using CAT 6 UTP ethernet cable without any problems. It has two positions for medium and hard materials, although + has been working fine for me so far, and I have not found a need to lower the Short and sweet, it is a great tool that I would recommend.
I love this thing! My profession is communications tech and I was given a few boxes of Surebonder #19 so I could use it for Ethernet and The world would be a better place if that were the case! It is nice to be able to simply pull the trigger in the most awkward places without having to chase cables all over the place. I have never had a jam with it. It is absolutely fantastic! It is better to just buy it if you are on the fence. This will be a wise decision for you.
Our standard construction method for wood frame buildings and attics was to use zip ties and insulated NM staples that were hammered When we tried the Red Gardner Bender insulated staple gun, it worked well but eventually we abandoned it because it was just too hard to aim and shoot at the same time, especially if there was nothing to support the staple gun at the back. It was then that I came across this. With this stapler, you can't go wrong. There is nothing like this stapler, not even the modern Klein stapler, Warner Arrow, or Gardner bender. Our company is in need of a device this fast, because time is money, and we all know how valuable it can be. By innovating the manual stapler, Surebonder has actually improved it. There was only one thing is missing it didn't have a belt clip, but I found one on amazon made for a walkie talkie that I was able to mount and it works great.
While I do like the PowerShot 5900, the staples are no longer available and Arrow T59s do not fit. It became necessary to seek a different solution that was not associated with Arrow since they now own PowerShot and are no longer making staples available. It was discontinued as a competitive move, according to some here. There are no products I will buy from them. On the recommendation of several here, I purchased a Surebonder Triggerfire. As one person put it, "the trigger does not In a tight spot, when you have to hold the stapler in place over a cable while compressing the handle, this attachment comes in handy. When it comes to the trigger, first you have to press the handle, then line up the items, and finally The invention of manual staplers marks a significant milestone. For the 6" Surebonder clear staples, I used a 5/16" Surebonder staple (which is closest to the PowerShot).
We've been waiting a long time for a gun like this. While it's possible to staple through a wire, it would be extremely difficult.
You pull out on the trigger to allow locking down of the standard handle, which has a safety latch. It cocks. It is easy to release the staple with a light and slight pull of the trigger, without having to exert the force typically required with I had a problem with the other guns where I had to push the lever handle all the way down hard while maintaining the angle of the gun so that the wire wasn't It seems to be quite simple. It's not usually perfect for me to do my job.
Things are rarely perfect at work.
It was difficult for me to find the right words to describe My problem is that after I've re-read If I could, I would return it, but I cannot do that within the return period.
For a camera system, I had to run almost 1,000 feet of Cat 5 cable, mostly in the attic. I like these fasteners because they don't pinch the wire, as they leave enough space for you to adjust the wire with the insulation on the staple.
My only question is, do they work for electrical wire? Not too bad for a staple, but a little pricey? They need to be used conservatively. The product is definitely good.
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