The hot stapler system performs structurally strong repairs on damaged plastic parts. Why replace expensive parts if it's not necessary? This hot stapler is a high-precision tool that will help you reliably and effectively repair breaks, cracks, and tears in rigid or flexible plastic parts.
• Just a few hot staples can save hundreds on part replacements.
• For cars, power sports, hobbies, and industrial applications.
• 3 staple attachment options
• 3 types of staples (1/2 inch wide)
• 3 heating modes for various applications
When you hold the stick and press the button, the attached staple heats up. When you see the plastic starting to melt, simply push it halfway into the plastic. The staple will be fused with the damaged, broken, or cracked plastic, and as the staples and plastic cool, they will form a reinforced bridge between the two sections, restoring the plastic part's original strength. Three heating modes allow you to work with different plastic materials. 3 types of stainless steel staples, 1/2 inch wide (flat, wavy, and angled) for broad, narrow, or angled applications. The stick holds the staple at a 45°, 90°, or 180° angle. It is used for repairing urethane bumper covers, broken or torn tabs, consoles and dashboards, plastic toolboxes, headlight assemblies, and much more. The hot stapler system performs structural repairs on damaged plastic parts. Just a few hot staples can save hundreds on part replacements.
For cars, power sports, hobbies, and industrial applications
3 staple attachment options
3 types of staples (1/2 inch wide)
3 heating modes for various applications
Why replace expensive parts if it's not necessary? The Eastwood hot stapler is a high-precision tool that will help you reliably and effectively repair breaks, cracks, and tears in rigid or flexible plastic parts. When you hold the stick and press the button, the attached staple heats up. When you see the plastic starting to melt, simply push it halfway into the plastic. The staple will be fused with the damaged, broken, or cracked plastic, and as the staples and plastic cool, they will form a reinforced bridge between the two sections, restoring the plastic part's original strength. Three heating modes allow you to work with different plastic materials. 3 types of stainless steel staples, 1/2 inch wide (flat, wavy, and angled) for broad, narrow, or angled applications. The clamp holds the staple at a 45°, 90°, or 180° angle. It is used for repairing urethane bumper covers, broken or torn tabs, consoles and dashboards, plastic toolboxes, headlight assemblies, and much more.
