Customer Reviews

Arrow Fastener T59 Wiring Tacker

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If you run a lot of coax, you need this tool. I install cable television, so needless to say, I run a lot of wire during the day. This tool cuts the time it takes me to run a line almost in half. Instead of hammering in individual staples, just point and shoot. Pretty much the only surfaces it won't staple into are metal, asbestos siding, and concrete/stucco. I only wish it could hold more staples at a time. It's also a little on the pricey side, and I almost didn't buy it because it's so expensive. But having used it, I'd say it was definitely worth the investment. It's earned a permanent place in my tool belt.

I install Electronic Security Systems & I find this tool invaluable, saves time, Its finished appearance is neat
& it doesn't cost the earth :-)

Ohh & if a piece of it breaks, you can get spares for it too!

I run Coax on occasion and using this is much easier than using a Hammer. The stapler is well made, and made of metal, instead of cheap plastic. It has a rubber grip on the handle.

I put off buying this but gave in when I wanted to run 10 strings of LED XMAS lights around our new fence for night time illumination. Well this bad boy is just what one needs to quickly staple up wiring. I have also used it for CAT 5 wiring in the basement and a co-worker used it for coax TV cable. Yes it is a bit pricey but it works great and the finished look it very nice. Both black and white plastice staples are available.

This stapler works great. I used it for installation of cat5e cable in my attic and it made the running of the cable so much easier. I've run cable in attics before using nail type brackets, a real pain in the "...". This just makes life so much easier.

I'm happy i bought this. Its a time saver and really easy to use. Plus its really heavy duty and mine came with a cover for the handle so the metal don't start to hurt your hand. It makes it really easy to hang and organize your wires.

Saw my Verizon guy using one of these to set up our internet, but he eventually left, and more wires were left to be nailed to the walls. And so I found the T59, and my life became a whole lot easier without all these coax cables running wild. Buy if you want to make your place look a little neater, especially your computer area.

I use my T59 for securing 1/4" o.d. waterline, using the Arrow 591168 1/4-Inch Insulated Staple. The plastic insulator cushions the tube, yet still holds it firmly in place. It's a real time-saver, and I never have to worry about leaking due to a metal staple damaging the tube.