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Evening chaps, anyone able to recommend a tool to tack down t&e cable?
Clipping cables in awkward places is a right faff.
Regards.
Clipping cables in awkward places is a right faff.
Regards.
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Mind your fingers or you can use a pair of these - right or left handed!
A stapler for T&E what ever next?Evening chaps, anyone able to recommend a tool to tack down t&e cable?
Clipping cables in awkward places is a right faff.
Regards.
Not normal staples you understand.A stapler for T&E what ever next?
Might be onto something there...... someone should invent a heavy duty cable tackerI have recently been looking for an option, but not for ease of clipping for compliance reasons.
Well I’d love to see the outcome if you didn’t have a steady handIf you have a steady hand,you can take the nail out of a standard t&e clip.....and use a paslode
The only one I have seen is the Arrow T72 which uses an insulated staple system. The staples look a little large though and are made for two round cables rather than flat twin cable.Might be onto something there...... someone should invent a heavy duty cable tacker
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