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Comparison Zubr 31503-Z01 vs Stanley 6-TR150L

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Zubr 31503-Z01
Stanley 6-TR150L
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Product typestapler (2 in 1)stapler (2 in 1)
Typemechanicalmechanical
Springleafleaf
Fastener type
staple
nail
staple
nail
Compatible staplesAEG 53, Bosch 53, ESCO 530, KWB 53, Miles 3, Novus A, Prebena VX, Rapid 53, Stanley AAEG 53, Bosch 53, ESCO 530, KWB 53, Miles 3, Novus A, Prebena VX, Rapid 53, Stanley A
Specs
Operation typenon-contactnon-contact
Magazine typecassettecassette
Fasteners size
Max. staple width11.3 mm11.3 mm
Min. staple length6 mm6 mm
Max. staple length16 mm14 mm
Min. nail diameter1 mm1 mm
Max. nail diameter1.2 mm1.2 mm
Min. nail length12 mm
Max. nail length16 mm15 mm
Features
Functions
stroke force / depth adjustment
stroke force / depth adjustment
General
Dimensions185x156x28 mm
Weight0.63 kg
Added to E-Catalogjuly 2016july 2016

Max. staple length

The largest length of staples (see Fastener Type) that the stapler can work with.

The length in this case means the length of the leg — in other words, the depth to which the staple clogged "to the stop" penetrates into the material. This means that working with staples of great length requires not only the appropriate design of the magazine and the feed mechanism — the stapler must also be quite powerful in order to provide the effort necessary for effective clogging. And this, in turn, affects the dimensions, weight and price of the tool. In fact, this means that it does not always make sense to specifically look for a model that can work with long staples — you need to evaluate the specifics of the intended work: often the best choice is a relatively “short”, but at the same time inexpensive and compact tool.

In general, a limit of 10 – 15 mm is typical for entry-level staplers, and in professional models this parameter can exceed 50 mm.

Min. nail length

The shortest length of nails (see Fastener Type) that the stapler can handle.

The shorter the fastener, with the same thickness, the less effort is required to drive it, but a nail that is too short simply cannot stand under impact normally. Therefore, for many instruments, this restriction is directly indicated. It is worth paying attention to it first of all if you plan to work with small short nails.

Max. nail length

The longest length of nails (see Fastener Type) that the stapler can handle.

With the same thickness, a longer nail requires not only the appropriate space in the magazine and feed mechanism, but also a higher impact energy — otherwise it simply will not work to hammer it “on the head”. This means that the maximum fastener length is directly related to the power and, accordingly, the overall level of the tool. Recall that a powerful professional tool has the appropriate dimensions and weight, moreover, it is often made pneumatic (for more details, see "Type"). Therefore, it makes sense to look for models that are compatible with long nails only if this is critical for the planned work.
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