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Staple extraction pliers and tool sets

Compare gripping jaws for partially lifted fasteners and kits that pair a lifter with an extractor.

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C.S. Osborne

C.S. Osborne No. 600 Staple Puller Pliers

Jaw opening: 7/8 in maximumOverall length: 6½ in

Bent-nose pliers for gripping and pulling upholstery staples.

$35.20Nov 8, 26, 12:12 AM · New York
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C.S. Osborne

C.S. Osborne No. 787A Bevel-Cut Staple Remover

Cut profile: BevelLength: 6½ in

Pointed bevel-cut side cutter for upholstery staple work.

$73.50Nov 8, 26, 12:16 AM · New York
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Choosing staple extraction pliers and tool sets

Look for the jaw action

A lifter starts a staple by prying below the crown. A plier can take hold after a part of the staple rises. The Osborne 600 bends the nose to reach beneath a staple. Check how far the jaws can approach the edge of your rail.

Buy a kit for missing functions

Check what each tool in the set contributes. A straight puller and a bent plier address different approaches. If you already own a lifter, a set makes more sense when it gives you a jaw or tip you lack.

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Department questions

Should I use a cutting edge for a broken leg?

A cutting edge and a gripping jaw serve different purposes. Choose according to whether you need to shorten the metal or grasp it to extract it.

How can I tell whether a plier has a cutting edge?

Look for the tool’s exact jaw description. A bevel or flush cutting profile differs from a nose designed to grip and pull.

What should I check when replacing one tool from a kit?

Identify which jaw or fork you use for that part of the job and compare its shape with the existing piece.

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