Arrow HT19, Hammer Tacker Staple, 3/8 in Crown, 3/8 in Leg, 5000/CT, For HT19

A steady fit for your HT19 hammer tacker, with the clean bite you want on busy jobs.

Made for home projects that need a firm hold without fuss.

Product Overview:

If you already know the feel of a hammer tacker in your hand, this one makes sense right away. Arrow HT19 hammer tacker staples give your tool a reliable match for screening, insulation, felt, and other finish work that needs to stay put. The all steel build and electro galvanized finish bring a practical edge, plain and simple. You get a 5000 count pack, so the box lasts through more than one job, and the fit with the HT19 keeps things moving when you would rather not stop and fiddle. Picture a cleaner load, a sharper strike, and that small bit of relief when the work starts laying down right.

Key Features:

• HT19 compatibility: These staples are made for the Arrow hammer tacker model HT19, so you can load up and get back to work without second guessing the fit.
• 3/8 inch crown: The narrow crown gives you a tidy hold on window screening, house wrap, and similar jobs where neat placement matters.
• 3/8 inch leg: That shorter leg length helps on lighter fastening tasks, keeping materials in place without feeling overdone or clumsy.
• All steel construction: Built from steel with an electro galvanized finish, these staples are made to stand up to the rough rhythm of real jobsite use.
• 5000 count pack: With 5000 staples in the box, you have a solid supply on hand for roofing felt, upholstery, insulation, and the odd repair that pops up.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Arrow
• Manufacturer: Arrow
• Model Number: 196IP
• Color: Steel
• Format/Type: Hammer Tacker Staple
• Quantity/Pack: 5000/CT
• Compatibility/Use: For use with Arrow hammer tacker model No. HT19
• Material/Finish: All steel construction with electro galvanized finish

Set these in place and you get a steadier grip, less stop and start, and a job that looks and feels more settled. Want that kind of no-nonsense hold for your next project?