STAPLE GUN 21G 6 - 8MM L/DUTY JT21 WITH 100PC 0.7MMX8MM
Features
- 21 gauge build Organised for lighter duty works with good penetration in timber backing or board.
- Staple leg range 6-8 mm Versatile size for various materials and board thicknesses.
- Includes 100 pc 0.7 mm×8 mm staples Ready-to-use out of the box; bulk pack keeps you going.
- JT21 staple format compatibility Fits the standard JT21 series of staples for ease of sourcing.
- Compact and ergonomic design Enables controlled handling for repetitive or precision stapling tasks.
Benefits
- Ready for immediate use With staples included, less downtime and fewer trips to buy consumables.
- Great value for finishing work Light duty but reliable—perfect for upholstery, lining, insulation or board fixing.
- Reduced fatigue Designed for comfort when pressing staples repeatedly, helping you keep working longer.
- Compatibility ease With JT21 format staples, you’re not limited to a niche supply chain.
Extra Information
- Ensure correct staple leg length for the material stack – 6-8 mm is ideal for thin board or backing; too long may damage the surface behind.
- Regularly clear the magazine of staple remnants and dust to ensure smooth feeding and prevent mis-fires.
- For fabrics and soft materials, place a hard board behind the surface to avoid pull-through or staple crown damage.
Pro Tip
- Before starting a large run, fire a test staple into scrap material to verify depth and hold—this helps you avoid over-penetration or weak fixes when on site.
Specifications
| Description | Spec |
|---|---|
| Brand | Tork Craft |
| Cat No. | TCSG0500 |
| Product Type | Staple Gun 21 g 6-8 mm L/Duty JT21 With 100 pc 0.7 mm×8 mm Staples |
| Gauge | 21 g |
| Staple Leg Length Range | 6-8 mm |
| Staple Size Included | 0.7 mm × 8 mm |
| Staple Count Included | 100 pc |
| Staple Type Format | JT21 Series |
Safety
- Wear eye protection when stapling—fast-flying staples and fragments can cause injury.
- Keep your fingers clear of the staple exit zone and ensure the gun feels flush and steady against the workpiece before pulling the trigger.
- Secure the material firmly and maintain stable footing to avoid the tool jumping or kicking when driven in.
- Inspect the magazine and staple feed mechanism regularly—jammed or damaged staples reduce performance and can cause mis-fires.
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