Stanley Tools TRA700BN Narrow Crown Staple Brad Assortment

Product Description

The STANLEY TOOLS TRA700BN is a 2,500-piece heavy-duty narrow crown staple and brad nail assortment designed for demanding fastening applications including insulation installation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt. The kit spans six staple sizes ranging from 1/4 inch to 5/8 inch and covers two gauges: 24-gauge for the staple sizes and 18-gauge for the largest 5/8 inch brad nails. Color-coded packaging separates each size for fast identification on the job site. At 0.79 pounds, the assortment is compact enough to carry in a tool bag or store in a staging area without taking up significant space.

This assortment is suited for residential and light commercial trade work where a single staple gun is used across multiple fastening tasks. Insulation contractors, roofing crews, and general construction tradespeople who need a ready supply of multiple staple sizes on hand benefit from having all sizes together in one package. The included sizes cover the most common fastening depths for low-profile substrate attachment tasks.

Key Features

• 2,500-piece total count across six sizes and two gauges
• Sizes included: 1/4 inch (336 pieces), 5/16 inch (504 pieces), 3/8 inch (504 pieces), 1/2 inch (504 pieces), 9/16 inch (252 pieces) all 24-gauge; and 5/8 inch (400 pieces) 18-gauge
• Color-coded packaging for fast size identification without reading labels
• Compatible with a wide range of STANLEY staple guns across the TR and PHT tool lines
• Suited for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt fastening applications

Compatibility

Confirmed compatible with the following STANLEY staple guns: TR60, TR85, TR100, TR110, TR150, TR150HL, TR200, TR250, TRE500, TRE550, PHT150, PHT250, and PHT350T.

Installation Notes

Load staples according to the specific model guidelines for the staple gun in use, ensuring the correct gauge and crown width are matched before loading. Always engage the safety mechanism on the staple gun and point the tool away from personnel when clearing jams or reloading. For roofing and insulation work, follow applicable building codes for fastener spacing and substrate requirements. Inspect staples for any deformation before loading to avoid tool jams.