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Hitachi N5024A2 1 Inch Wide 16 Gauge Crown Stapler
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The Hitachi N5024A2 1-Inch Wide 16-Gauge Crown Stapler may be used in a variety of applications including insulation sheathing and wire lathing. This wide crown stapler fires 16-gauge crown staples from 1-inches to 2-inches in length and features Hitachi's next generation of industrial design. The cylinder valve firing mechanism is made of durable aluminum die-casting and provides rapid driving up to (3) staples per second for the high jobsite efficiency. A rubber comfort grip, quick clear jam release and tool-less depth of drive complete this tool. It is also lightweight and well balanced for easy maneuverability and reduced fatigue. Other features include the 4.7-pound weight that provides easy maneuverability and reduced fatigue, a quick clear nose with tool-less jam release to reduce down time and an open magazine design that allows users to quickly check your staple quantity. The top load magazine holds (157) staples for fewer replenishments and made of plastic with stainless steel plating for added durability and fast and easy loading. This tool also comes with safety glasses. The Hitachi N5024A2 1-Inch Wide 16-Gauge Crown Stapler is warranted to the original purchaser to be free from defect in materials and workmanship for a period of 5-years from the original purchase date. Hitachi Power Tools (Hitachi Koki USA, Ltd.) provides professional-grade power tools for a variety of applications, including woodwork, metalwork, concrete, drilling, cutting and fastening. Since its inception, Hitachi has pioneered innovative technologies that have improved the quality of craftsmanship worldwide. Hitachi is a leader in power tool research and development and has achieved many firsts in the power tool industry. Today, Hitachi continues the tradition of innovation and engineering with new features in addition to classic quality.
Amanda
Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2019
The tool is great. The only issue I had was trying to get staples for it. I located them specifically for stucco, they go by “p21”. These specific staples are about twice the cost as the other 2 inch by 1 inch staples. You will make up the cost of a more expensive stapler once you buy a couple of boxes of staples. Unfortunately, I was midway in the project once I realized this.
GJG
Reviewed in the United States on April 11, 2019
Gun is used assembling pallets stapling into 2x4's with 1" Crown x 1/2" Leg 16GA Galv Staples and did not even last 2 weeks before it became unusable with jamming issues. Tried using 1" Leg Staples; they do not jam. Still disappointed as we purchased this gun to shoot 1/2" Leg Staples and it just will not do that without jamming.
Meso Sorry
Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2017
Very satisfied, rough choice between the Makita and the Hitachi sold me ., but the longer Guarantee and lighter weight with Hitachi sold me. Besides I used Hitachi Framing guns 20 years ago on the job 10 hours a day with very good service. It's no wonder you rarely see a Duofast framing gun any more. I used to have 5 framers and two coil nailers and a wide crown - all Duofast. I had about 20 pneumatic guns and at least 15 were Duofast, and heck you can't even get a Duofast fixed nowdays. Yes I highly recommend the Hitachi Wide crown stapler and any other Hitachi tools. I also have three Hitachi Cordless 18 volt lithium ion drill drivers and two Hitachi 18 volt lithium ion 1/4" Impact drivers, which I can purchase parts for and rebuild. One of my older drill drivers and impact needed a trigger switch (DC voltage control & forward/ reverse switch. It's not good to leave them outside for extended periods of time. Once again and I'll stop -VERY HAPPY WITH HITACHI
Garrett
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2017
This is a 26mm crown stapler, not 1 inch. Normal 1 inch staples are 25mm, and will not fit. If there were staples that for it (even hitachi 1 inch staples are 25mm), it looks like it might do a good job.
The Law
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2015
I love these guns! After 20 years or more with my good old Bostitch 1" lathing staplers, I made the switch. Fantastically light, reliable, powerful and, a momentary joy while throwing around stucco bags during a remodel day. I've already known other contractors and friends alike, who've been using them without fail for years. My only mistakes are not buying it earlier, and having to begrudgingly use up the more than 2500 Bostitch staples I have left in my old guns. That's right- only Hitachi (or Hitachi style) 1" staples go through this new gun.
Bob
Reviewed in the United States on July 1, 2015
This is my first air powered fastener of any kind, so my review on it will be from that perspective.I found it to be powerful, easy to use, surprisingly light and fast.It is a very specialized tool, meaning it’s hard to find staples for it locally, but you can find them here on Amazon.I suggest going with the Eagle company, as I had problems with prebena.Read the reviews carefully [if they haven’t shed them somehow, they do shed them!] on buying staples, it can be tricky, this gun needs the Senco Style staples, if it doesn’t say “Senco” don’t buy it!!!, even if it’s the same exact size staple you gun uses, there’s like 2 or 3 different types of staples of the same size that can trip you up, getting stuck with 10k staples you can’t use is no fun.Oh, and don’t worry about buying that may staples, it may take years to use that many, but you will use them if you use the gun on a regular bases. And as far as fasteners go, you can’t beat the price of a 2” staples over screws or even nails.This gun is a bit pricey, but if this is what you need for the job then buy with confidence as this is a good product.[I build chicken coops and fixed my RV with it as this is exactly what they used to build it when it was new!]Hope this helps
Dick F.
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2015
I got this to aid in the remodeling of an old camp trailer. The frame is stapled together using roofing staples and it's the easiest way to repair it.The staples feed freely and I have yet to have a jamb. Be sure to keep it oiled with a couple drops of pneumatic oil down the air inlet before each use. Keeping it lubed will save pain later.My biggest problem is that staples are only available in boxes of 10,000. I need some shorter ones but won't use that many in 2 lifetimes.
G. Doughty
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2011
This wide crown gun is so easy to use and for roofing it is far better than the nails;in my opinion. The gun is made well and is very light for it's size and very easy to load and use; if you need a roofing gun plus a gun for building then this is the one to buy.
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