Limitations of Traditional Staple Guns
Many traditional staple guns are designed to work only with specific sizes or types of staples, which greatly limits their versatility.
Users often find that their staple gun cannot handle thicker or longer staples required for various materials. As a result, they must purchase additional tools, increasing costs and complicating maintenance.
Some staple guns include a switch to select different staple specifications. However, if users forget to adjust the switch or set it incorrectly, the stapling process often fails—either no staple is fired, or multiple staples are released at once. This design flaw makes these tools inconvenient and user-unfriendly, especially for DIY projects and industrial use.
Our globally patented “Without-SWITCH” tacker revolutionizes the staple gun industry by automatically recognizing various staple sizes without manual adjustment.
Launched in 2013, it was the world’s first innovation of its kind (Patent No.: US 9,669,530; EU 2837470).
The “Without-SWITCH” tacker accommodates up to seven different staple specifications—no switch required. This means end users only need one versatile staple gun for all stapling tasks, making it highly marketable and extremely user-friendly.
Whether you need a lightweight staple gun for DIY projects or a multi-size stapler for professional and industrial applications, this tacker meets all needs efficiently.
By eliminating the need to purchase multiple staple guns, the “Without-SWITCH” solution also:
- Conserves raw materials, reducing environmental impact
- Supports sustainability initiatives as an eco-friendly green product
- Reduces costs for both individual users and businesses
Staple Gun Safety: Preventing Accidents with an Innovative Safety Mechanism
Traditional staple guns can pose several safety risks during use. These include:
- Accidental Firing: Mishandling or improper storage can cause the trigger mechanism to misfire unexpectedly.
- Recoil and Kickback: High-powered models, especially pneumatic staple guns, may produce recoil that leads to loss of control.
- Material-Related Hazards: Staples or fragments from brittle materials can ricochet, creating potential injury risks for both the operator and bystanders.
- Lack of Safety Locks: Many conventional staple guns do not include safety locks or protective mechanisms, increasing the chance of accidental activation.
Our design ensures maximum user protection:
- When the user grips the handle, the staple gun cannot fire unless it is pressed against a work surface.
- The safety device activates only when the nose of the tacker touches the wood or target surface, allowing it to operate safely and precisely.
- Works with up to seven multi-size staples automatically
- User-friendly design eliminates stapling errors
- Lightweight and versatile for all materials
- Ideal for DIY projects, upholstery, and industrial use
- Environmentally conscious and cost-saving