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Arrow Fastener T25 Low Voltage Wire Staple Gun, fits wire up to 1/4-Inch

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Arrow Fastener T25 Low Voltage Wire Staple Gun, fits wire up to 1/4-Inch

(14 customer reviews)

SKU:

699769

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Wire Staple Gun, For Wires Up To 1/4" Diameter, Uses 9/32", 3/8", 7/16", 9/16" T25M Staples. Designed for safe, fast, and efficient low voltage wire fastening. Tapered striking edge gets into close corners. Grooved guide positions wire for proper staple envelopment. Grooved driving blade halts staple at right height to prevent wire damage. Round crown staple fits snugly around wire.

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Product Details

Product Length:	1.0 inches
Product Width:	8.0 inches
Product Height:	7.0 inches
Product Weight:	2.0 pounds
Package Length:	10.7 inches
Package Width:	9.3 inches
Package Height:	1.0 inches
Package Weight:	2.0 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 14 reviews

Features

Designed for safe, fast and efficient Low Voltage wire fastening
Tapered striking edge gets into close corners
Grooved guide positions wire for proper staple envelopment
Grooved driving blade halts staple at right height to prevent wire damage
Round crown staple fits snugly around wire

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.5

( 14 customer reviews )
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 14 found the following review helpful:

Lay your own telephone wire Nov 23, 2000 By Eric Antonow
If you have to pull light cable around the house, this is your helper. Curved staple and a wire guide to help you hide phone wire, etc under your baseboards or over doorways. Makes a big difference and so much easier than individual wire tacks. Not a replacement for the regular staple T-50 (nor vise versa) - this is a specialized product and very good at what it is suppose to do.

12 of 12 found the following review helpful:

works well Jan 24, 2010 By BigBonelessJerk
doesnt do flat staples. you shouldnt use a staple gun directly on a cable as it can still crimp the cable and damage it.

better bet is to buy a good flat staple gun that can be used for lots of different things and a bunch of zip ties. staple a zip tie where youre running cable and then tie it into place that way. keep it a little loose so you dont harm the cable.

7 of 7 found the following review helpful:

Major time savor Aug 25, 2007 By K. Boericke
This stapler is a fantastic time saver if you are installing TV cable or phone wire in attics and basements. It makes the job look finished. This will not work for 12/2 or 14/2 electrical wire. Arrow has the T72 for that, but I have not checked it out yet.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

better off using bubble gum to attach wires to surfaces Dec 10, 2011 By Joseph Mastromauro
i work for a large telecommunications company and have gone through 5 of these staplers in just the last year. attaching cat3 and cat5 wiring to mainly wooden surfaces. they consistently jam and drive staples through the center of cables. the stapler will work great for approximately the first 50 or so staples, after that you find that the only consistency is jamming and staples that rip through cables. mass produced crap. there's nothing better than running cable around a home for 30 minutes and on the last 15 or 20 feet of cable your stapler constantly staples through the cable. one positive that i will admit is that when you throw this stapler across the street, it does actually bounce quite high if it lands just right on the handle. enjoy the experience of watching your stapler/bouncy ball being tossed in the trash. this is a folded soda can with rivets.

2 of 2 found the following review helpful:

Jams Often Nov 13, 2011 By S. Cornett "stevecor"
Jams about every 20 staples. I exchanged it where I bought it, at Home Dept, and had the same problem with the replacement.

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