Finish staplers are a type of staple gun designed to attach lightweight materials such as small pieces of material, paper, photographs, decorations and other items. They have a long nail tip which slides into a hole or slot in the material and then is set by strike force or trigger pressure. They are commonly used in the construction industry to attach wall board, ceiling board, flooring and other items. Finish staplers can be powered manually or with air pressure.
Manually powered finish staplers use a spring or lever action to drive the staples forward. They can usually take staples of varying sizes and can often accommodate different types of materials. Manual finish staplers are affordable and easy to use. They are often used for simple applications that don't require a lot of power, such as attaching fabrics, decorations, photographs and other lightweight items.
Air powered finish staplers are much more powerful than manual finish staplers. They use compressed air to generate the necessary force to drive the staples and are more suitable for heavier materials, such as wall board, insulation and flooring. Air powered finish staplers are generally more expensive than manual models, but provide increased power, performance and durability.
When selecting a finish stapler, it is important to consider the size, type and power of the stapler. For example, if you are working with heavier materials, an air powered finish stapler may be more suitable. However, if you are attaching lightweight items, a manual finish stapler may be more cost effective. Additionally, you should consider the size of the staple you will need, as well as any additional features offered by the stapler such as variable speed or adjustable depth.
Using a finish stapler can help simplify many construction projects, saving time and effort. Choose a stapler that fits your needs and budget, and you'll have no problem completing any project quickly and efficiently.
