🔒 Arrow Fastener 506SS1 T50 Stainless Steel Staples, 3/8-Inch, 1,000-Pack - Genuine Review

The product shown and the product received are two completely different things. The packaging is correct, but in the photo it has jagged legs of the staples, the staples received have no teeth at all.

I wanted T50, I have T18 to install cables. Okay, I can use them, but it takes time! Ordered again. Revain should know I have a T50 pistol if I'm looking for a T50. but Revain offers a thousand others mixed on one page. Not very comfortable!

These staples DO NOT WORK in my Arrow T50 stapler. I had the same Arrow T50 stainless steel staples that I bought from Home Depot and they worked great. When I went out I ordered the same from Revain. The Arrow T50 3/8" stainless steel struts sold through Revain are said to be "second rate" or "poorly made" - they stick and I can't even get them to work. DISGUSTING!

Depending on your use, the standard chisel-point shackle may be better for your job. For my application of fabric to chipboard, this stainless steel chisel was just the ticket. On some harder woods it may be worth digging out a diverging brace with angled and extended ends as shown in this product image. But this version can be hard to find as the part numbers can be the same. In summary: I didn't get exactly what was in the photo (the length was the same), but the version I received worked…

I liked that the staples were stainless steel. I didn't like the condition they arrived in. All staples were broken into small pieces. Inserting small things into the stapler calls for a jam. . . and that's exactly what happened. What a mess, he cleaned every cork. I don't know whose fault it is. Was it the stocking staff playing ball with materials? Perhaps it was the negligence of the porters. In any case, I blame the manufacturer Arrow for not having stronger staple rails that can withstand…

I ordered based on the photo and the Q&A in the description which shows and says it is a chisel point. You are not. So if you need a chisel point I would recommend finding another seller. In addition, the box of staples was completely wrapped in clear, thick packing tape that was difficult to cut around the entire perimeter. I understand not wanting them opened in a tote bag, but sealing the box's input contents with tape was too difficult, and I had a very difficult time (5 minutes) opening…

I will repeat what others have said about the low quality of these staples. The staples themselves are fine, but the glue holding them together is either of very poor quality or almost non-existent. The staples were virtually intact in the box, but fell apart very easily when handled or inserted into the stapler. The main problem is that they fall apart in the stapler while you do your work. Once they separate into separate pieces in the stapler, they cause a stapler jam because they cannot…