Industrial Staplers Pricing and Costs

Get the best bang for your buck with industrial staplers pricing and costs
By Tara McClendon, Freelance Writer/Editor Tara McClendon Industrial staplers pricing and costs vary based on the type of stapler you need. The least expensive option is a light-duty industrial stapler, while the pneumatic stapler is among the most expensive. While a construction worker may find that the pneumatic stapler makes the most sense, this type of industrial stapler wouldn't work well for a book binder.

Another thing to keep in mind is that manual staplers cost less than electric staplers. When you consider industrial stapler pricing, keep the following options in mind:

1. Consider light-duty industrial staplers when you don't need a high-velocity force to eject the staples.

2. Opt for a heavy-duty industrial stapler when you need to use a higher level of torque during stapling.

3. Price a pneumatic stapler when your business requires air-driven power to inject staples.

Start with the least expensive industrial stapler

A light-duty industrial stapler works well for office use and for doing tasks that a regular stapler may have trouble doing. With an industrial office stapler, you can bind more pages together than you can with a regular stapler, and in some cases you can bind together tougher materials like cardboard.
Try:  ReStockIt.com sells light-duty industrial staplers in a price range from about $30 to  $50 before tax and shipping. The Stanley Works provides information on the features and benefits of its light-duty staplers. Its prices start as low as $20 and increase with added features.

Upgrade to a heavy-duty stapler for more complex tasks

Industrial stapler distributors sell a variety of heavy-duty staplers designed for specific purposes. You may want to buy an industrial packaging stapler if your business does a high volume of shipping. For book binders, it may be more beneficial to purchase a heavy-duty stapler that can bind 80 or more pages at one time. Prices for heavy-duty staplers start around $30, but you should expect to pay closer to $50 for one that can handle more than 10 pages at a time.
Try:  Salco sells a variety of industrial staplers and carries a heavy-duty electric stapler. Its customer service team can recommend which heavy-duty staple gun would work best for your needs. General Graphic provides descriptions of its heavy-duty staplers and includes information such as the maximum number of pages each stapler can bind.

Consider buying an industrial pneumatic stapler for tough jobs

The construction industry uses pneumatic staplers more than other industries and puts them to work on jobs like roof and floor installation. Depending on the type of stapler you buy, you may also need to buy other operating tools, such as an air compressor. Expect to pay at least $100 or more. Also consider and compare warranty options with these.
Try:  Tools of the Trade, hosted by Hanley Wood, provides a review of 13 types of pneumatic staplers and covers the benefits of this type of industrial stapler. While it doesn't include prices, it covers the benefits of factors that affect the price and cost of industrial staplers. Northern Tool + Equipment sells the Makita Pneumatic Crown Air Stapler and offers reviews of it.