Dekton Staple Gun Heavy Duty Tacker with 800 Staples Upholstery Stapler. This durable staple gun f...Dekton Staple Gun Heavy Duty Tacker with 800 Staples Upholstery Stapler. This durable staple gun features a robust steel body with an impact adjuster, making it suitable for various upholstery and heavy-duty tasks. It is designed for one-handed, continuous operation for ease of use. The staple gun comes with 800 staples and is compatible with 6-14mm staples. RRP: £29.99, now £13.99.
This Dekton Heavy Duty Staple Gun (DT40713) is designed for DIY enthusiasts and professionals tackling upholstery, furniture repair, and general heavy-duty fastening tasks. Its key benefit is a durable steel construction allowing for one-handed, continuous operation, improving efficiency. A potential consideration is the need to purchase staples separately if the included ones are depleted, as the gun is specific to certain sizes.
All features
Model Part Number
DT40713
Brand
Dekton
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What type of staples does this gun use?
This Dekton staple gun is compatible with staples ranging from 6mm to 14mm in length.
Does it come with staples included?
Yes, the staple gun comes with a starter pack of 800 staples.
How do I adjust the staple depth?
You can adjust the staple depth by turning the impact adjuster wheel located on the front of the staple gun.
Can this be used for fine decorative work?
While it's a heavy-duty tacker, the impact adjuster allows for lower settings which can be suitable for some decorative fabric applications, but it is primarily designed for robust fastening.
What materials can I use this staple gun on?
It is suitable for wood, upholstery, fabric, canvas, and other similar heavy-duty materials. The impact adjuster helps tailor its use to different densities.
Is it suitable for left-handed users?
The design is for one-handed operation and does not have specific left or right-handed features, making it generally usable by both, though the primary grip and trigger action is designed for right-handed use.
Troubleshooting
Staples not firing.
Ensure the staple magazine is fully loaded and properly closed. Check that the staples are the correct size (6-14mm) and correctly oriented. Verify the impact adjuster is not set too low for the material.
Staples jamming.
Open the magazine and clear any jammed staples carefully. Ensure you are using the correct size staples and that they are not bent. Clean the staple channel if debris is present.
Staples not fully penetrating the material.
Increase the impact setting using the adjuster wheel. Ensure the staple gun is held firmly and squarely against the surface.
Staple gun feels stiff or difficult to operate.
Ensure the staple magazine is loaded correctly. Check for any obstructions in the mechanism. Lightly lubricate the moving parts with a suitable oil if recommended in the care section, and wipe away any excess.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Durable steel construction for extended use.
Adjustable impact control for material versatility.
Ergonomic design for comfortable one-handed operation.
Includes a good quantity of starter staples.
Suitable for a range of heavy-duty applications.
Cons
Requires separate purchase of staples once the initial pack is used.
Only compatible with specific staple sizes (6-14mm).
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
Load Staples: Open the staple magazine by pressing the release lever. Insert a strip of compatible staples (6-14mm) ensuring they are properly aligned.
Close Magazine: Push the magazine back until it clicks securely into place.
Adjust Impact: Turn the adjuster wheel located on the front of the gun to set the desired staple depth based on the material you are working with.
Compatibility:
This staple gun is compatible with staples measuring between 6mm and 14mm in length.
Care:
Cleaning: Wipe the exterior of the staple gun with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Avoid using solvents or abrasive cleaners.
Storage: Store in a dry place, away from moisture, to prevent rust. Ensure the staple magazine is empty before long-term storage.
Maintenance: Periodically check that the staple magazine moves freely and that the staple pusher is not obstructed. Apply a small amount of light oil to the moving parts if necessary, ensuring excess is wiped away.