JT21 Staples Box of 1,000 - 8mm Leg Length, Heavy-Duty Office and Home Stapler Staples

Product information

Description

General description

These 8mm (5/16 inch) steel staples are designed for use with the Arrow JT21 stapler. They feature a thinner wire and a smaller size, providing excellent holding power for various light-duty applications. Known for their ease of use, these staples are suitable for crafts, light fabrics, cardboard, and thin plastics. They are ideal for indoor projects and compatible with several staple guns including JT21, JT27, TT21, Powershot, Easyshot, Easyfire, Craftsman, Ace, Mastercraft, and Stanley. Made in the USA, they offer reliable performance for DIY and home improvement tasks.

Technical specifications

Finish: Bright

Nail/Staple Length: 8mm (5/16 inch)

Nail/Staple Diameter: 11mm

Head Type: Flat

Staple Type: Type J

Shape: Straight

Pack Size: 1000 staples

Material: Steel

Weight: Approximately 1.0kg

Compatibility and accessories

Compatible with Arrow JT21, JT27, TT21 staple guns

Suitable for use with Powershot, Easyshot, Easyfire, Craftsman, Ace, Mastercraft, Stanley staple guns

Installation

Insert the staples into the staple gun according to the manufacturer's instructions

Ensure the staple gun is properly loaded and ready for use

Align the staple gun with the material and press the trigger to fire the staples

Usage

Use for light-duty fastening tasks such as crafts, light fabrics, cardboard, and thin plastics

Apply pressure evenly and fire the staples into the material

Ensure proper handling to avoid misfires or jams

Other information

Made in the USA

Features

Brand
VINMER
ManoMano Reference
ME96008366
MMID
876017659535
Product code
340060

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