Bsc Preferred ST110 Hand Operated Box Stapler

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED ST110 is a manual, hand-operated box stapler built for low-volume packaging and carton-sealing applications. It requires no compressed air, making it a practical option for facilities without a compressed air supply or for field and remote packaging work. The stapler features a built-in auxiliary handle that improves carry control and helps deliver consistent staple placement during repetitive use. A penetration control adjustment allows the operator to dial in depth based on varying carton thicknesses, reducing the risk of misdrives or incomplete staple seating. Capacity is rated at 150 staples per load.

The ST110 is suited for low-volume packaging lines in warehouse, shipping, and light industrial environments. It is a hand-powered alternative to pneumatic box staplers and works across a range of corrugated carton thicknesses. Typical users include shipping department personnel, packaging line workers, and facilities that need a portable, standalone stapling solution without compressed air infrastructure. The adjustable penetration control makes it adaptable to multiple box grades without tool changes.

Key Features

• Manual operation - no compressed air required
• Built-in auxiliary handle for controlled carry and consistent stapling posture
• Penetration control adjusts to accommodate varying carton thicknesses
• 150-staple capacity per load reduces reloading frequency on packaging runs
• Replaces part number H-1025

Compatibility

Designed as a manual OEM-style replacement and equivalent to part number H-1025. Suitable for standard corrugated carton stapling applications on low-volume packaging lines.

Installation Notes

No air line or power connection is required for operation. Before loading staples, verify the staple gauge and crown width match the magazine specifications for this model. Adjust the penetration control to match the carton wall thickness before beginning a run to avoid incomplete staple drive or surface damage. Inspect the driver blade and magazine for wear or obstructions before each use session.