Arrow Fastener · Staple lifters and tack removers
Arrow SL24D Angled Staple Lifter
When to choose it
Choose the SL24D when a rounded, angled point can get beneath an exposed staple crown. Arrow describes a hardened steel working body and a lightweight handle. Compare the approach angle to the rail before choosing it for an edge with tight clearance.
The lifter starts the crown so the staple can be removed. If it breaks and leaves one leg, compare bent-nose staple pliers that can grip the protruding metal. If the obstruction is between your hand and the crown, compare a long-blade remover before relying on the tip angle alone.
Specifications
- Brand
- Arrow Fastener
- Construction
- Angled rounded lifter
- Work task
- Furniture staple removal
- Model
- SL24D
- Working end
- Angled rounded point
- Body
- Hardened steel
- Handle
- Lightweight grip
- Task
- Staple lifting
- Amazon.com reference
- B01DV09268
Fit and buying advice
Check room for the tip to get below the crown and for the handle to move.
Related choice C.S. Osborne No. 600 Staple Puller Pliers ↗
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Documentation
Questions about this product
What if the exposed staple leg needs to be gripped?
Compare a bent-nose staple puller with closing jaws after you have exposed enough metal.
What is different about the tip?
Arrow documents a rounded, angled working point. Compare how it approaches the crown beside the rail.
Which alternative helps reach behind an obstruction?
Compare a remover with a documented long blade, such as the Osborne 124-12.
