🔧 4 Inch Insulated Arrow Fastener 591168 Review

This is a special clip for attaching wire splints. Extremely hard to find in local stores which is why they are losing sales online. Works perfectly.

I used them to fix cables under the roof soffit and mosquito repellent hoses. This simplifies the work and can be easily stabilized with the Arrow stapler. Loads easily.

I ordered a new box (white), received an old box (black), with plastic yellowed due to age. The seller is not very good. The braces seem to work well, but I'm not sure how long the old plastic will hold up, especially in the sun.

I had to run some CAT5E for an outdoor camera and they worked great. So far they have been kept out for 6 months, let's see how they behave over time. The actual stapler they go to is special, but worth it if you're doing cabling like Ethernet or COAX.

I installed the cable and tried this new clip and stapler. None of the staples were attached to the cable. everyone was hanging around looking awful. I have 2 boxes of junk (I mean staples) and a specialized construction stapler for sale. cheap!

They work great as long as you use them in an arrow logo gun. My only issue is that they don't seem to stick in the drywall very well, you can easily grab and pull the cable out of the wall if it just fits in the drywall. If the cable is stapled into wood, pulling on the cable usually causes it to break before actually pulling it out of the wall.

These are a better solution for my lighting than regular staples but they don't work very well for me. They kept me from damaging the wires on my headlights instead of crimping them with regular staples. My problem is that they don't drive into the forest very well. They are staples with a flat end. While they fit the cedar pole fairly well, they didn't deform well and didn't fit the standard 2"x4" with any consistency. I'll still use them again for temporary lines if I can't find a cable clamp