Heavy Duty, Electric , Nail Gun Stapler, Has 8' Cord For Easier Use, Newly Designed Product With Ergonomic Features & Handle.
The heavy-duty design of the Stanley TRE550 Electric Staple / Brad Nail Gun delivers outstanding driving power for a wide variety of jobs. The tool's dual power lever (Hi/Lo) is designed for use with hard or soft materials. A flush-nose design solves the problem of stapling in tight spots, while a contoured grip provides extra comfort on the job.
Versatile, durable, and designed to accomplish tasks efficiently.
The staple/gun also includes a anti-jam mechanism saves time on the job, a nose safety for safe operation of the tool, and an 8-foot power cord. This tools uses Stanley SharpShooter TRA700 Series or Arrow T-50 heavy duty staples and 1/2-inch, 9/16-inch and 5/8-inch brads.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 2.5 / 5.0
gone through three in a year and a half:
bought three of these in a year and a half does not drive staples in all the way but that did not matter for my job. all three stopped working would not fire just stopped working sometimes beating on them would make them work for a short time now use manual powershot
Bought as a gift:
Bought this for my mother for her birthday. She raves about it, she's been wanting this specific gun for a while. I'm not a power tool person but I trust her recommendation, and so should you. :)
Buy a hammer with it!:
The reason the title says "buy a hammer with it" is because you will definitely need the hammer. Here is how the stapler works, first you fire the shortest staple (1/4 ") into soft pine wood, then you realize that it did not go all the way in, now you take the hammer and finish driving the staple in......see how easy it is. :-) In short, this stapler is simply not a good product and definitely not up to what I normally expect from Stanley. And yes, I did have the stapler set on the "high" power... more info
Great but only for softer woods than Oak:
Purchased one of these to drive 3/8" Stainless Steel Arrow T-50 staples through thin indoor-outdoor carpet into oak stairs. The staples worked fin in my manual Arrow T-50 gun, but the Stanley gun, at it;s highest setting could only get the staples in all the way about half the time. One bang with a hammer drove them in the rest of the way , but that defeats the idea of the electric gun, in my opinion. It did perform well on a block of Alder and also Doug Fir, but forget about Oak , Walnut or hardwoods.... more info
