Staple gun Vorel 71050 manual — hand-operated stapler for fastening, 1 pc

Manual staple gun Vorel 71050 is a hand-operated fastening tool supplied as 1 piece. It is designed to drive steel staples into materials such as wood, fabric, cardboard, paper and leather for upholstery, light construction, crafts and repairs. The compact mechanical design uses a trigger action for controlled stapling and is suitable for DIY tasks and occasional professional use where a simple, reliable manual stapler is required.

Advantages

The stapler features a metal body for increased durability and a mechanical spring mechanism with adjustable impact force, allowing users to regulate staple driving pressure according to material thickness. It accepts common rectangular steel staples with a width of 11.2 mm and a thickness of 0.7 mm, providing compatibility with widely available consumables. Its simple hand-operated design requires no power source, offering portability and ease of use in locations without electricity.

Suitable for

• Upholstery work: attaching fabric to frames and furniture repair
• Light carpentry and assembly: fixing thin boards, trim and backing materials
• Crafts and hobby projects: mounting paper, cardboard and leather
• Decorating and finishing: fastening textiles, insulation or vapor barriers

Key specifications

• Staple type compatibility: rectangular steel staples, width 11.2 mm, thickness 0.7 mm
• Staple length range: adjustable from 4 mm to 14 mm
• Operation: manual, trigger-actuated mechanical spring drive with adjustable impact force
• Body material: metal
• Supply: single unit (1 pc)

How to use

Load a compatible strip of staples into the magazine according to the user access point, close the magazine and adjust the impact force to match the material being fastened. Position the stapler nose on the work surface perpendicular to the material and squeeze the trigger with steady pressure to drive a staple. For thicker or denser materials increase the impact force; for thin or delicate materials reduce the force and test on a scrap piece first. Maintain a firm grip and keep fingers clear of the staple exit area while operating.

Usage recommendations

Use staples within the specified size range (4–14 mm length, 11.2 mm width, 0.7 mm thickness) and perform a test in an inconspicuous area when changing materials or impact settings. Wear eye protection during use, keep the tool clean and free of debris, and store in a dry place to prevent corrosion of metal parts.