The BC58 is SENCO’s cap stapler that drives 21-gauge ½” crown, 5/8” staples with plastic caps. A cap stapler helps to increase the overall holding power of the fastener by spreading tension over a greater surface area. Which makes this type of fastener better able to withstand harsh weather conditions protecting the housewrap or felt insulation from separating or tearing. SENCO’s BC58 is an extremely lightweight stapler weighing in at only 4.1 lbs. The tools maneuverability and ease of use is ideal for roofing contractors who frequently install housewrap, roofing felt, foam board, and more.
BC58
1/2" Crown, 5/8" Staple & 1" Cap Stapler
MSRP $315.00
The BC58 is SENCO’s cap stapler that drives 21-gauge ½” crown, 5/8” staples with plastic caps. A cap stapler helps to increase the overall holding power of the fastener by spreading tension over a greater surface area. Which makes this type of fastener better able to withstand harsh weather conditions...
Features
1
EZ-Load System
Easily load both staples and caps
2
Ultra-Lightweight
For ease of use and maneuverability
3
Integrated Belt Hook
Allows for quick access to the tool when needed
4
Side Mount Cap Collector
Holds caps regardless of tool position
5
Includes ¼” Male Coupler
6
360° Exhaust
Directs air away from the operator or worksurface
7
Ergonomic Overmolded Grip
Reduces fatigue and increases control of the tool
Applications
- House Wrap & Roofing Felt Installation
SPECIFICATIONS
- Item #: 4A0001N
- Tool Weight: 4.1 lbs (2 kgs)
- Height: 8.5" (216 mm)
- Length: 12.5" (317 mm)
- Width: 3.5" (89 mm)
- Warranty: 5 years
- Technology: PNEUMATIC
- Trigger Type: Contact Actuation
- Capacity: 110
- Range: 5/8"
- Crown: 1/2"
- Power Type: Pneumatic
- Operating Pressure: 60 - 95 PSI (4.4 - 6.5 Bar)
- Air Inlet NPT: 1/4"
- Includes: Case, Wrenches, Oil, and Plug
FASTENERS
Compatible Fasteners
SIMILAR PRODUCTS
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