Staplers
13/6 – Gun Tagger 13 is a practical hand-operated stapling/tacking tool designed for fast, repeatable fixing where a compact “gun” format is preferred. It’s commonly chosen for light-to-medium duty stapling tasks in packing benches, stores, workshops and general facilities—especially where you want a handheld tool that’s quick to pick up, easy to aim, and simple to operate.
This listing represents the Gun Tagger 13 tool itself (not the staples). It is intended for use with 13/6 staples (Type 13 series, 6 mm leg length). Always confirm staple type/size compatibility for your specific application before ordering staples.
Key Features
Handheld “gun” format:
A compact, easy-to-handle tool style that supports quick positioning and rapid stapling/tacking in day-to-day use.
Designed for 13/6 staples:
Built around the widely used 13-series staple format, with this product specified for 13/6 staples—helpful when you want consistent staple selection across a site.
Fast, repeatable fixing:
Ideal for repetitive tasks where speed matters—such as closing, securing, or attaching lightweight materials during packing and preparation.
Simple, practical equipment choice:
A straightforward stapling tool option for teams that need reliable, no-fuss equipment at the bench or on the move.
Suitable for general packaging and facilities work:
Often used in environments where stapling is part of routine operations—packing stations, stockrooms, maintenance areas, and light workshop tasks.
- Handheld stapling/tacking tool for everyday operational use
- Compatible staple type: 13/6 (Type 13 series, 6 mm leg length)
- Category: Equipment / Staplers
- Supports efficient workflows where quick fastening is required
Typical Uses
- General packing bench stapling tasks
- Light-duty fixing and tacking where a handheld tool is preferred
- Stockroom and stores operations (preparation, bundling, securing)
- Facilities and maintenance tasks requiring quick fastening
13/6 – Gun Tagger 13 — Full Product Guide
Choosing the right stapling tool is about matching the tool format and staple type to the job. The Gun Tagger 13 is specified for 13/6 staples, making it a sensible choice when you want a consistent staple standard and a handheld “gun” style tool for quick operation.
How It Works
The Gun Tagger 13 operates as a handheld stapling/tacking tool: you position the nose where you want the staple to be driven, apply pressure/actuation via the handle mechanism, and the tool drives a staple into the material(s). This style is commonly used for repetitive tasks because it’s quick to pick up, align, and use without needing a bench-mounted device.
Staple Type and Compatibility (13/6)
This product is specified as 13/6. In staple naming, “13” refers to the staple series/type and “6” refers to the leg length (6 mm). Using the correct staple type is essential for smooth feeding and consistent driving. If you’re unsure which staples you currently use, check the staple box label or your existing tool specification before ordering.
Materials and Construction (What to Consider)
While the exact construction details can vary by model and batch, handheld stapling/tacking tools in this category are typically selected for their practical durability and ease of use in operational settings. When evaluating suitability, consider:
- Duty cycle: how frequently the tool will be used during a shift
- Operator comfort: grip and actuation effort for repetitive tasks
- Staple loading: how quickly staples can be replenished
- Access: whether the tool can reach into the areas you need to staple
Application Fit (What It’s Best At)
The Gun Tagger 13 is best suited to light-to-medium duty stapling/tacking tasks where a handheld tool is appropriate. It’s commonly used for operational fastening rather than heavy structural fixing. If your application involves very dense materials or requires deeper staple legs, you may need a different staple size or a different tool type.
Floor Type Compatibility
This is a handheld tool and does not depend on floor type. Instead, compatibility is determined by the materials being stapled and the staple type used. Ensure the work surface is stable and appropriate for stapling/tacking operations.
Health and Safety
Stapling/tacking tools should be used with standard workplace precautions:
- Eye protection: recommended, especially where staples could ricochet from hard surfaces
- Keep hands clear: never place fingers in front of the driving area
- Use the correct staples: incorrect staple type can cause jams or misfires
- Store safely: keep the tool secured when not in use
If the tool is used by multiple operators, basic instruction on safe handling and staple loading helps reduce downtime and prevent minor injuries.
Ideal Applications and Use Cases
- Packing benches: quick fastening during packing and preparation tasks
- Retail back-of-house: stockroom and display preparation where stapling is needed
- Workshops: general-purpose tacking and fastening for light materials
- Facilities teams: routine tasks where a compact stapling tool is useful
Maintenance, Cleaning and Care
Good routine care helps keep stapling tools working smoothly:
- Keep the staple channel clear: remove debris and check for bent staples if feeding becomes inconsistent
- Use staples in good condition: damaged or corroded staples can increase jamming
- Store dry: helps protect both tool and staples
- Address jams promptly: stop use and clear the jam before continuing
If you experience repeated jamming, the most common causes are incorrect staple type, damaged staples, or debris in the feed path.
Case Study (Example Workflow Improvement)
Scenario: A busy packing bench needs a quick way to staple lightweight materials as part of a repeatable process.
Approach: Standardise on a single staple type (13/6) and keep a dedicated handheld tool at the station.
Result: Operators spend less time searching for tools and staples, and the consistent staple format reduces confusion and helps streamline replenishment.
Who Is It For?
- Teams that need a simple handheld stapling/tacking tool for routine tasks
- Sites that want to standardise on 13/6 staples for convenience
- Operators who prefer a compact “gun” style tool for quick positioning
Colours / Features Available
This product page may represent a configurable listing. If multiple options are available (e.g., pack quantities or related variants), select the option that matches your purchasing needs. For any feature-specific requirements, contact us and we’ll confirm suitability.
Sizes Available
This listing is for the Gun Tagger 13 tool specified for 13/6 staples. Staple sizes and pack quantities are typically purchased separately. If you need help selecting compatible staples or confirming the correct staple specification for your application, please ask—sharing your material type and intended use will help us guide you.