Staplers

Staple devices, also known as staplers or nail guns, are essential tools in the wood industry. These devices offer a fast and efficient method for joining wooden parts, which is essential in numerous woodworking projects. In this article, we discuss the different types of staple devices, their use, and some tips for safety and maintenance.

Types of Staple Devices

There are several types of staple devices available, each designed for specific applications:

• Pneumatic Staple Devices: These operate with compressed air and are ideal for heavy-duty applications. They require an air compressor but offer more power and speed.
• Battery-Operated Staple Devices: These offer the convenience of wireless operation, ideal for on-site work. They are less powerful than pneumatic models but provide more mobility.

Use in the Wood Industry

Staple devices are used in the wood industry for a wide range of applications:

• Furniture Assembly: For quickly and efficiently joining wooden parts.
• Roofing and Wooden Framing: For attaching roofing materials and assembling wooden frames.
• Finishing and Cladding: For attaching thin wooden planks or panels for finishing and cladding.

Safety and Maintenance

When using staple devices, safety is of the utmost importance:

• Always wear protective equipment, such as safety glasses and hearing protection.
• Ensure that the device is correctly set up and maintained. Regular checks and cleaning extend the lifespan and ensure safe use.
  Certis Benelux has its own repair service.
• Always be aware of your surroundings and ensure that there are no people or unwanted objects near the shooting area.