Patriot EN 141 The One 100300100

Small and inexpensive stapler

The Patriot EN 141 is one of the smallest and lightest network staplers available. It weighs only 0.79 kg. Due to its low weight, it is better suited for home use than larger counterparts. The downside of miniaturization is low power, which partially limits the scope of this tool. For example, a stapler is great at hammering staples and nails into soft woods like spruce or pine. But it will be difficult to work with hard rocks. Staples are not fully hammered into oak or mahogany due to a lack of tool power. Problems can also arise with laminated panels, such as chipboard.

Decent work speed

Included with the tool are 100 nails and 400 staples, which allows you to immediately get to work. Stores up to 50 staples. The occupancy of the store can be controlled through the window on the case. Non-contact triggering is not the safest option for beginners, but it provides a good speed (up to 30 bpm). If you use good staples (made of hardened steel), then they will pop out clearly one at a time, without distortion, and will not wedge inside the trigger channel.

household grade tool

Simple, lightweight staplers like the Patriot EN 141 are great for upholstery, attaching canvas to stretchers, installing vapor barriers, minor home repairs, and other jobs that don't require a lot of power from the tool. But in construction or in production, such a stapler is of little use. But the lack of power is fully compensated by the low price, because the Patriot electric stapler costs only a little more than a manual staple gun.