A knob lets you select the best drive depth for your application. The stapler does not clinch the staple.

This stapler drives bigger staples than our standard inward-clinch manual stapler. It bends the legs of the staple inward for a more secure hold than a stapler that clinchs outward or does not clinch the staple.

This stapler bends the legs of the staple inward for a more secure hold than a stapler that clinches outward or does not clinch the staple.

The spear point pierces the edges of corrugated containers to clinch the staple from inside. This stapler drives bigger staples than standard inward-clinch manual staplers. It bends the legs of the staple inward for a more secure hold than a stapler that clinches outward or does not clinch the staple.

This stapler bends the legs of the staple outward for a more secure hold than a stapler that does not clinch the staple. Outward-clinched staples are easier to remove than inward-clinched staples.

Drive staples as fast as you can swing these tools. Balanced for one-handed use, you can use them at arm’s length, overhead, or at floor level. They do not clinch the staples.

Use this stapler with round signal wire such as data and communication wire. It does not clinch the staple. A grooved staple guide keeps staples from penetrating the wire or cable jacket.

This stapler is commonly used on round signal wire such as coaxial cable and telephone wire. It does not clinch the staple. A grooved staple guide keeps staples from penetrating the wire or cable jacket.

Secure flat cable such as romex. Stapler does not clinch the staple. A grooved staple guide keeps staples from penetrating the wire or cable jacket.

For leverage and minimal kickback, the handle is in the opposite direction of the forward-action drive. This tool drives staples or brad nails. It does not clinch the staple.