Manual staple gun Vorel 71040 — handheld stapler for fastening tasks, 1 pc

Manual staple gun Vorel 71040 is a handheld stapler supplied as one piece for a range of light fastening tasks. It is designed to drive steel staples into fabrics, cardboard, thin wood and insulation panels, providing a manual, portable solution for upholstery, light carpentry, insulation work and general repairs. The tool accepts rectangular steel staples in the 4–8 mm length range and features an adjustable striker spring to modify impact force according to material and application.

Advantages

The Vorel 71040 offers a compact metal construction that combines reliability with straightforward operation. Its adjustable impact force allows controlled staple penetration for different material thicknesses, reducing the risk of over‑driving or insufficient fixing. Being manually operated, it requires no power source and is suited for quick on‑site repairs and installations where portability and simplicity are priorities.

Suitable for

• Upholstery work such as attaching fabric to frames or padding
• Light carpentry tasks including fixing thin wood panels and trims
• Insulation installation for fastening insulation boards and membranes
• General repairs and DIY projects where manual stapling is sufficient
• Temporary or permanent fastening of cardboard, paper and leather

Key specifications

• Tool type: manual handheld staple gun constructed from metal
• Compatible staple length: 4–8 mm
• Staple driving method: mechanical striker with adjustable spring pressure
• Typical applications: upholstery, decorating, roofing, building finishes and light repairs
• Supply: single unit (1 pc)

How to use

Load the stapler with rectangular steel staples of the appropriate 4–8 mm length according to the thickness of the materials being joined. Adjust the striker spring pressure to a lower or higher setting depending on whether you need lighter or stronger impact. Position the stapler squarely on the work surface, squeeze the handle firmly to drive a staple, and release to reset. For multiple staples, maintain consistent positioning and pressure to achieve uniform fixing. Keep fingers clear of the nose and ensure the workpiece is supported to avoid movement during stapling.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate staple length for the combined thickness of the materials to ensure secure fastening without protrusion. Test on a scrap piece to set the correct spring pressure before working on final surfaces. Wear basic hand protection and eye protection when stapling, and store the stapler unloaded in a dry place when not in use.