What's the throat depth of this stapler?
2027318
I don't know exactly but sitting here on my desk it looks to be between 3-4 inches. I do think it is the best stapler I've ever owned.
888935
About 1/4" for the largest. NOT worth the money. Get a bunch more and more size options from the ones Staples stocks.
2275547
I assume you are asking about the length of the staples, I have used 0.25, 0.375 and 0.5 inch staples in my stapler. The stapler only allows for one width of the staple.
1001484
Sorry, long since used. I suggest you contact manufacturer for exact measurements. Quality was fine and blended in with other folders I have.
1848712
There are several sizes of staples that fit this gun. It depends on what you intend to staple. The shoulder length of the staple determines the thickness of what you can put through it. Any T50 staple will work. One of my other staplers can use 1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 3/4 and more. The width is all the same so the size refers to the length from the shoulder. It will staple up to 160 sheets of 20 lb. paper, however to do this you have to use the 3/4 size. If you were only going to staple a few sheets you would use 1/4 size.
887923
depends on the size of cable you are using - remember the staples are a certain size that are furnished w/the stapler
1848990
I am sorry this stapler did not work well and we no longer have it so I am not sure if it opened or not
1400618
Hi! Unfortunately, I am on vacation and not in my classroom. I am unsure how far you can adjust the staple. I do recall at least 1" to 1.5". I won't return to work until Jan 2nd. so I cannot tell you for sure until then.
706937
I looked and measured. This can hold staples NO WIDER than 3/16ths inch. It can hold staples NO LONGER than 9/16ths inch. They are flat topped, not "crowned" --that is, the top of the staple is not for wire or cable, is is flat. The channel in which the staples travel is also flat. If you tried to use cable staples it would jam. You can use staples that are less than 9/16ths long, but they must remain 3/16ths wide. That size serves well for carpet and very, very light construction. I strongly discourage use of wider staples. Even 1/4 inch might be too tight. 1/2 inch wide is utterly out of the question. ---
2020825
NS150C came with a 18ga 1 1/2-Inch Stapler. The description states it drives 18 ga. staples with 1/4-inch crown from 1/2-inch to 1-1/2-inch length; I used it and it worked well. Hope this helps.
1367537
This stapler uses industry standard 1/4" staples available in various lengths. You can buy th online, or at most construction related retailers such as Lowes or Home Depot.
1399160
When you open the stapler the slide bar should come out a little bit. Pull the slide bar all the way out. Using the standard 26/6 staples lay then into the slot with the points facing you. Push the slide in until it clicks and close the stapler. It should work.
551343
I'm not able to check it as it's not with me at the moment, but I would say about 2 - 1/2 " deep.
996454
It ONLY takes the Duo-Fast Gold Crown 20 Gauge staples 3/16" wide and 9/15" in length. You will also need to order them online. I went to many stores in my area and no one carries them. Otherwise, it is a good stapler.
2151770
This stapler uses standard size staples. It doesn't have a very high capacity...only 25 or so, but normal staples fit. It's a great little stapler. I carry in my bag for work.
1400619
I believe the farthest you can staple from the edge of the paper is 1.125 inches according to the operating manual.
537834
I don't know. 70 stapler will work for page 40 and 70, why just get 70 without question .