Arrow™ P22 Heavy Duty Plier Stapler, Flat Crown Staple, Manual, 65
Designed specifically for stapling paper, P22 staples are used on desktops and counters in restaurants, dry cleaners, floral shops, schools, and homes around the world. The P22 staple is specially designed to fit the Arrow P22 plier stapler and is great for use on bags, tags, papers, and labels. Available in two leg lengths and proudly made in the USA, the P22 staple makes everyday paper fastening a breeze.
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BrandArrow™
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UPC790550002288
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Manufacturer Part NumberP22
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CountryUSA
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FinishPolished Chrome
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MaterialSteel
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ColorMetallic
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TypeHeavy Duty
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Type of PowerManual
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Crown Width7/16 in
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Sheet Capacity40
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Staple Capacity65
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Staple TypeFlat Crown
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Leg Length1/4, 5/16 in
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Overall Length6-3/4 in
- Unique cam design
- Easy to clear magazine, staple viewing window
- 2.5 in throat deliver professional and reliable stapling performance on paper, plastic, cardboard or bags
| Competitor Name | Competitor Part Number |
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| Grainger | 3RAZ9 |
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UNSPSC27112401
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WarrantyLimited Lifetime
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Instruction/Installation Manual
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Designed specifically for stapling paper, P22 staples are used on desktops and counters in restaurants, dry cleaners, floral shops, schools, and homes around the world. The P22 staple is specially designed to fit the Arrow P22 plier stapler and is great for use on bags, tags, papers, and labels. Available in two leg lengths and proudly made in the USA, the P22 staple makes everyday paper fastening a breeze.
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