Arrow T50PBN - Reviews

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29.5.2013

This seems to be the same as the T50p except it also takes 15mm nails. I used it to fit plastic bathroom wall cladding as Arrow do stainless steel staples. It was strong enough to sink 6mm staples into plaster without splitting the thin cladding lips.I never thought I would spend so much on a manual staple gun, but I wanted something that was easy to maneuver into awkward places and just worked and Amazon was selling it much cheaper than my local builder's merchant. It won't win any design awards but I found it easy to use and hasn't misfired or jammed at all and looks like it will last for ever. You just have to ensure you are holding it firmly before pushing the lever down.You don't get any free staples with the gun.

23.4.2012

I bought this for use in my bee-keeping business. It is absolutely perfect, for frame-making using brads (in conjunction with an Arrows brad gun for longer nails); fixing aluminium roofs covers (using stainless-steel staples); repairs in the field, such as covering woodpecker holes with metal blanks. Anywhere where thin materials have to be fixed - the list is endless. 16mm staples go into the wood-ware to full depth. It speeds up any job that would otherwise require hammer, small nails and three hands.I would not be without it - in fact I have two, one for the pick-up and another for the workshop.

3.10.2014

Checked reviews of this and competitors, obviously decided on the Arrow.I have only used Arrow Staples (mainly 12mm) can say it has never jammed. But, must also say it is quite heavy and does take a fair bit of pressure to fire it. Pushing the head firmly on the object to be stapled certainly helps to get every staple buried. Used for welded mesh chicken wire and pinning softwood T & Groove.Oh, the nut and bolt to hold the magazine in place IS a pain, but, had another stapler where the mag did fly open ... too often !Would I buy again ? Yes. Even with the 'issues' ? Yes.

5.7.2014

I have had a similar Arrow stapler from the 1970s which I used on building sites and then jobs around the home., Although quite expensive then it was good value for money as it is still in sound working order and I gave It to my daughter.for use on scenery in her musical dance shows,,,,,,,. not bad value for money.

24.7.2013

Had it a couple of months and gives a solid dependable feel in use.Takes a fair amount of force to fire it off (compared to my old plastic staple gun from B&Q), so may not be ideal for some.So far used for cabling and a bit of chicken wire fencing,