Arrow Plier-Type Stapler - P35

The Arrow P35 Plier-Type Stapler is a more powerful, heavy-duty version of the P22. It has a steel...

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The Arrow P35 Plier-Type Stapler is designed for users needing a robust stapling solution for tougher materials and hard-to-reach areas. Its key benefit is its powerful drive and steel construction, allowing for secure stapling in various positions and angles, making it ideal for sealing and bagging. A minor caveat is its specialized use, primarily for specific stapling tasks rather than general office use.

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Model Part NumberP35
BrandArrow

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FAQs

What type of staples does the Arrow P35 use?

The Arrow P35 Plier-Type Stapler uses P35 staples with lengths of 6mm to 8mm.

Can this stapler be used for regular paper stapling?

No, the P35 is designed for tougher materials like bags and packaging, not standard paper.

How do I load staples into the P35?

Pull back the staple magazine, insert a strip of P35 staples, and slide the magazine back into place until it clicks.

Is the Arrow P35 suitable for industrial use?

Yes, its steel construction and powerful drive make it suitable for various industrial and packaging applications.

Can I staple at any angle with this stapler?

Yes, the plier-type design allows you to staple from any position or angle, reaching into difficult areas.

How durable is the steel construction?

The steel construction provides robust durability, ensuring longevity and consistent performance under demanding use.

Troubleshooting

Stapler does not fire

Ensure staples are loaded correctly and that the magazine is fully engaged. Check if there are any jammed staples and clear them. Verify that the correct staple size (P35, 6-8mm) is being used.

Staples jam frequently

Clear any obstructions from the staple channel. Ensure you are using the correct size and brand of P35 staples. Do not attempt to staple materials that are too thick for the stapler's capacity.

Inconsistent staple depth

Check the material being stapled; it may be too dense or too thin. Ensure the stapler is being applied with consistent pressure and at the intended angle.

Staples do not fully penetrate the material

Verify that the material is within the stapler's intended use case (tougher materials, not excessively thick). Ensure you are applying sufficient force. Check that the staples are the correct 6-8mm length.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable steel construction ensures longevity.
  • Powerful stapling action for demanding materials.
  • Versatile for stapling in awkward positions and angles.
  • Suitable for sealing and bagging applications.
  • Reaches into hard-to-get-at places.

Cons

  • Primarily suited for specific industrial or packaging tasks.
  • Requires specific P35 staples.
  • May be overkill for light-duty stapling needs.
  • Not designed for standard paper stapling.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup: The Arrow P35 requires no complex setup. Simply load the appropriate staples into the magazine. Ensure the stapler is oriented correctly for the material you intend to staple.

Compatibility: This stapler is designed exclusively to fire Arrow P35 staples with lengths of 6mm to 8mm. Using other staple sizes or types may result in jamming or damage to the tool.

Care: To maintain optimal performance:

  1. Keep the stapler clean and free of debris, especially around the staple channel and driving mechanism. Use a dry or slightly damp cloth for cleaning.
  2. Store the stapler in a dry environment to prevent rust on its steel components.
  3. Periodically check the staple loading mechanism for any obstructions.
  4. Avoid exposing the stapler to excessive moisture or harsh chemicals.

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