21V Cordless 2-in-1 Staple and Nail Gun
Key points
- Fires 11.4 mm staples and 10 mm straight nails from one tool
- Staple lengths from 6 mm to 12 mm cover panelling and insulation
- Straight nails give a shallow, less visible fixing on door skins
- Nose must contact the work before the trigger fires
- Rubberised overmould keeps the tool secure in the hand
- Upholsterers and shopfitters can fix fabric and panel trim at height without a compressor or hose
- Shed and cabin builders can fix a panel to timber battens with the 11.4 mm staples before the trim goes on
| Type | Cordless Nailer / Stapler 2 in 1 |
| Power | 21V Lithium Battery |
| Staple Size | 11.4 mm Wide, 6 - 12 mm Long, 0.75 mm Gauge |
| Straight Nail | 10 mm Long, 1.2 mm Gauge |
| Modes | Staples / Door Nails |
| Body | Rubberised Overmould Grip |
| Magazine | Hardened Steel Channel |
| Safety | Nose Contact Before Trigger Fires |
| MOQ | 1 pc |
| Price basis | FOB China |
| Payment | T/T bank transfer |
| Packing | Export carton with moisture-resistant packing |
| Sample | Available before a bulk order |
| Lead time | Confirmed in your quotation |
Product detail
Cordless 2-in-1 nailer and stapler that fires both U-shaped staples and straight door nails, so one tool covers upholstery, insulation, panelling and trim work without a changeover. Staple mode accepts 11.4 mm wide staples in lengths from 6 mm to 12 mm on a 0.75 mm wire gauge, while straight-nail mode takes 10 mm nails at 1.2 mm gauge, giving the shallower, less visible fixing needed for door skins, moulding and thin plywood. A mode switch sits on top of the body under the thumb, and the nose must be pressed against the work before the trigger will fire, as flagged on the warning panel. The 21V battery slides into a rear-mounted pack and drives the magazine through a hardened steel channel. A rubberised overmould covers the grip and magazine so the tool stays secure in the hand. Sold per piece. Shopfitters can run panelling after hours without a compressor running, which keeps the noise down in a shared building and the job on schedule. Upholstery shops and site carpenters use a cordless stapler where a compressor cannot follow them - fixing underlay, tacking membrane or running trim on a finished wall; the combined magazine means one tool covers both fastener types instead of two SKUs on the van.
