Arrow HT50 Manual Hammer Tacker 170 Staple Capacity

Product Description

The ARROW HT50 is a manual hammer tacker designed for high-volume stapling tasks across flooring, housewrap, insulation, and roofing underlayment applications. Built with a steel construction, it accepts staples in 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, and 1/2 inch sizes and holds up to 170 staples per load thanks to its rear-loading magazine design. The minimized rear-loading magazine keeps the tool compact and allows for fast reloading on the job. It is suited for installation contractors, roofing crews, and insulation installers who need a reliable, swing-driven stapler for repetitive fastening work.

The HT50 is used in residential and light commercial applications where pneumatic tools are not practical or available. Common install scenarios include securing housewrap to wall sheathing, fastening roofing underlayment to roof decks, attaching insulation batts or blankets, and tacking flooring underlayment prior to finish floor installation. The swing-driven mechanism drives staples flush with a single strike, making it efficient for large surface areas.

Key Features

• Accepts 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, and 1/2 inch staples for versatile fastening depths
• 170-staple capacity reduces reload frequency on large jobs
• Minimized rear-loading magazine design for quick reloads
• Steel construction for job-site durability
• Manual hammer-strike operation requires no air compressor or battery
• Suited for flooring, housewrap, insulation, and roofing underlayment work

Compatibility

Designed for use with 1/4 inch, 3/8 inch, and 1/2 inch staples in flooring, housewrap, insulation, and roofing underlayment applications. Confirm staple size and crown width compatibility with ARROW-specified staple stock before loading.

Installation Notes

The HT50 is typically used by roofing, insulation, and general construction installers. Swing the tool firmly and consistently against the work surface to drive staples flush without overdriving or tearing substrate materials. Inspect the magazine latch before each use to ensure the rear-loading gate is fully closed and locked. Keep fingers and body clear of the staple exit zone during operation.