Craftsman Forward Action Light Duty Stapler


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The forward action light duty stapler fits nicely in your hand and is lightweight, but it"s got that power and punch you need for reupholstering or other big jobs. This Craftsman forward action light duty stapler comes with a one-year general warranty and is part of the family of quality tools and accessories that carry the Craftsman name because it"s made to last. You don"t need brute strength to make this work because of its clever design that makes it a snap to fire. A window lets you see when staples are running low and when it"s time to reload.Enjoy the power and ease of using this forward action light duty stapler
The staple chamber moves aside with ease for quick loading
Use this stapler for everything from putting up Christmas lights to upholstering furniture and everything in between
A window lets you know when it"s time to reload staples
A forward position handle makes this stapler easy to use even if your hands are not strong.



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