What size hole would you need in your hang tag if you were to use this product?
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While you can pierce/punch a hole in a hang tag before placing on a garment/item, I'd say 2mm is the minimum but no more than the width of the hanger ends. One could invert the end and put thru the tag. (security talking here). I learned to place the tag behind the item I was piercing, like fabric and the gun went thru the tag as well. Also, like all guns of this nature, the needle point is SHARP! And...it's the best one I've used. I got a cheaper one from China on eBay before this one, it worked for awhile and a plastic piece broke inside. This AVERY is STRONG! No breaking this one! Well worth the $ and effort to buy it. I think it came with extra needles too, which wear out from piercing after MANY MANY uses. Also, any hanger works, so my left overs from the cheap one worked with the AVERY too! BONUS! Good gun overall.
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Hi,I just used the regular merchandise tags with the tiny holes. I don't have the exact measurement of the hole size but it's not as large as some of the others I've seen on other tags. It fit perfectly.
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Instead of using tags with pre-punched holes I just use the needle from this tagging gun to poke a hole through the card stock and thread the plastic fastener. I've used it in this way to prepare hundreds of items for consignment. If you were to bother punching a hole, it would have to be significantly smaller than your average loose leaf paper hole since the plastic fasteners are quite thin. HTH.
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1/8" holes were in my tags, and they were perfect. I think a 1/4" might work, but I'm not sure if that would be too big for these sized plastic tabs.
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The needle is sharp and will puncture any size tag hole. I have other tag guns, but this brand works the best.
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The hole is 5/8" and fits all standard receiver pins. I use a Masterlock locking unit with mine.
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There is a threaded hole. I use a Skil buffer so not sure of the size match up
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I think standard hanging folders all have slots across the top. You slide one side of the tag in one slot, bend the tag slightly, and slide the other side into another slot.
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Katherine, the bracket itself is out about and 1" and a 1/2 plus the thickness of what ever you put on it. I use 3/4" so it will be about 2 1/4" to 2 1/2" from what ever you hook it to. Hope that helps. Clarence
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The hole needs to be 5" X 5" and 2" deep. Also it does not come with a bracket. I was replacing an existing one, so reused my old bracket -- it was a bit rusty, so I primed and painted the bracket before installing the new soap dish.
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Im not exactly sure, but I used tapcons as well. I think I used 1/4" the hole will most likely take a 3/8" one though. I screwed into concrete block in my garage and they hold very well. I have a dewalt table saw (dw7xx) hanging from one and it wont budge.
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Predrill hole 1/8 inch or 9/64 depends on screw that's in it. Then screw in
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I just used a crown bolt. Drilled a pilot hole and then screwed the crown bolt into my pole. I used this pulley to run a 50ft clothes line.This is a crown bolt - Crown Bolt 79142 8 mm x 49 mm White Screw Hook with Anchor, 2-Count
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Here is a diagram of hook sizes. Hope this helps.http://www.pcsoutdoors.com/images/hook_size.png
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Depends upon the manufacture , some are different spaced and size holes, as I found out.7/8 to 1 inch would be nice.
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I don't believe so. We bought tag hooks for the back of it and hung it on those. Tag hooks are the ones that are rings or "square rings" with an adhesive tab on it to stick it to something. Worked like a charm! Still up 6 months later.
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I would use 3/8". You will need to purchase a barbed tube fitting 3/8" tube x 1/2 npt
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The hole are 6" apart both vertically and horizontally. I mounted my bracket to a 10" piece of 2x8 that is on a post ( landscape timber ) .
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Hi Michelle, I assume these locking fasteners are a standard size to fit license plate holes. I was not happy with their quality. The threading was off on one of them and I wasn't able to tighten it down. On another one, the hole pattern on the top was off and I couldn't fit the allen wrench in it. Good luck with everything!
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Are you serious? Why don't you try it yourself and see if it is possible. There is nothing for the hanger to grip and there isn't enough room to "jimmy" it out of the hole if it could grip. All you would end up doing is bending the hanger. The stop is heavy and protrudes multiple inches into the hole. The hanger (even if it could grip the bar AND had the room to "jimmy" it up) is too weak and would bend.
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At the hardware store, get a closed circle hook with the appropriate weight limit. The package usually tells what size hole to drill for it. If it doesn't, you can hold a drill bit in front of the "screw" part of the hook. If you can see the entire threads of the screw on both sides of the drill bit at the same time, it's the right size.