Who makes Maxtools?
Maxpower Tool Group Company is the biggest manufacturer of hardware and hand tools in China. Starting from 1968, the first factory was built in Wendeng County. From there Maxpower grew into a group company that has a plant area of over 750,000 squared meters.
What is the best staple and nail gun?
BEST OVERALL: DEWALT DWHTTR350 Heavy-Duty Aluminum Stapler/Brad Nailer. BEST BUDGET: Arrow T50 Heavy-Duty Staple Gun. UPGRADE PICK: Stanley TR110 Heavy Duty Steel Staple Gun. BEST ELECTRIC: DEWALT 5-in-1 Multi-Tacker and Brad Nailer.
How much psi do you need for a staple gun?
What Size Air Compressor Do You Need for Nail Guns Chart
| Type of Nail Gun | CFM Requirements | Pressure |
|---|---|---|
| Roofing Nailer | 2.2 to 2.5 CFM | 90 PSI |
| Pin Nailer | 0.5 to 1 CFM | 60 to 90 PSI |
| Siding Nailer | 2.5 and 3.5 CFM | 90 PSI |
| Stapler | 0.5 to 1 CFM | 60 to 90 PSI |
Can 18 Gauge Brad Nailer shoot staples?
This 18 ga 2-in-1 brad nailer/finish stapler kit is versatile and convenient with its ability to drive both brads and narrow crown finish staples to your desired depth. Use this kit for interior and exterior finish and trim, furniture, cabinet work, and more.
What should I look for when buying a staple gun?
There are several things to consider before you choose your tool.
- Manual staple guns. These are easy to handle and to take with you.
- Electric staple guns. Deliver more power and precision than manual, allowing you to work faster.
- Pneumatic staple guns. Extremely powerful and efficient.
- Hammer tackers.
Is an electric staple gun worth it?
Electric staplers are good for flooring, carpet, insulation, installing screens, and upholstery. They may not fit into tight spaces as well as manual staple guns, but they will drive staples at awkward angles where squeezing the trigger of a manual staple gun would be difficult or even impossible.
What PSI should I use for trim?
Many carpentry and trimming jobs can be accomplished with the help of a nail gun. Bostitch makes a few models of 18-gauge brad nailers to suit your individual needs. Recommended air pressure on these models ranges from 60-120 pounds per square inch (psi).
How do you choose staples size?
Standard rule An excellent rule for choosing the right staple length for your application is to take the thickness of the material your fastening and multiply it by three. So if the material you are fastening is 6mm thick, you should go with a staple length of 18mm.