Hand Stapler RAWLPLUG typ 140 for 6–14 mm staples, metal construction

Hand stapler RAWLPLUG typ 140 for 6–14 mm staples, metal construction is a manual stapling tool intended for mechanical fastening tasks using 6–14 mm staples. The stapler is built with a metal body to provide durability and withstand repeated use in workshop, home and on-site environments. It accepts 140-type staples and is designed for straightforward, tool-free loading and operation when fastening upholstery, light construction materials, packaging or performing general repairs.

Advantages

The metal construction offers enhanced robustness and longer service life compared with plastic-bodied staplers. The stapler supports a range of staple lengths (6–14 mm), allowing flexibility for different material thicknesses. Its manual mechanism is simple to operate and requires no power source, making it suitable for locations without electricity. The design facilitates reliable staple driving and consistent fastening results across repeated use.

Suitable for

• Upholstery and fabric attachment
• Light construction and carpentry tasks
• Packaging and bundling
• Household repairs and DIY projects

Key specifications

• Staple compatibility: type 140 staples, length range 6–14 mm
• Body material: metal construction for durability
• Operation: manual hand-operated mechanism
• Typical applications: upholstery, light construction, packaging, repairs
• Suitable environment: workshop, home, on-site use

How to use

Load the magazine with compatible 140-type staples following the manufacturer’s alignment guidance, then close the magazine until it locks. Position the stapler head firmly against the work surface, ensuring the material and backing are properly aligned. Press the handle with steady force to drive a staple through the material. For multiple staples, maintain consistent pressure and reposition the tool as needed. Keep fingers clear of the stapling area and verify staple penetration before releasing the workpiece.

Usage recommendations

Use staples within the specified length range (6–14 mm) and select staple length appropriate to the combined thickness of materials. For dense or hard backing materials, choose longer staples and apply firm, even pressure. Inspect the stapler periodically for wear or damage, lubricate moving parts if recommended by the manufacturer, and store the tool in a dry place to prevent corrosion.