6203 Hot Spot Cordless Rechargable Plastic Hot Stapler

Polyvance's cordless rechargeable 6203 Hot Spot Plastic Stapler defines plastic reinforcement simplicity. Reinforcing plastics with the 6203 Hot Spot is quick, strong, and cost effective. The Hot Spot Stapler is perfect for holding broken tabs in position while making weld repairs. With our wide variety of specialty staples, you will be able to strengthen virtually any type of thermoplastic repair, from inside and outside corners to narrow mounting tabs.

To operate, simply insert a staple into the brass contacts then press the button twice until the LED indicator light turns red. Press the hot staple into the thermoplastic to secure and reinforce the damaged area

Features:

• Multi-position staple contacts
• LED light for illuminating tight spaces
• Simple one button operation
• DC rechargeable power allows use of up to 700 staples on a single charge
• Accommodates all staple sizes
• Charger, batteries and storage case included
• One year, limited warranty

Benefits:

• Holds broken plastics together securely for weld repairs
• Makes plastic repairs stronger
• Simplifies aligning and reinforcing challenging repairs
• Improves shop productivity
• Holds headlight tabs in place while doing weld repairs

Kit Contents:

• Hot Spot Cordless Rechargeable Plastic Hot Stapler
• (20) - 6211 0.6 mm flat staples
• (20) - 6212 0.6 mm wave staples
• (20) - 6213 0.8 mm inside corner staples
• (20) - 6214 0.8 mm flat staples
• (20) - 6215 0.8 mm wave staples
• (20) - 6216 0.8 mm outside corner staples
• (1) - 120V AC to DC charger
• (1) - Storage Box

Instructions:

• Insert a staple into one of the three positions at the tip of the electrodes.
• Double-click and hold the button on the second click to heat the staple. The double-click must be done quickly. Double-click too slowly and the staple will not heat up. The red light will come on when you have double-clicked correctly. This is a safety feature to prevent accidentally pushing the button and heating the staple.
• Melt the staple into the plastic you are repairing.
• Release the button and don't move for a few seconds. Allow time for the plastic to cool around the staple.
• With a pair of diagonal cutters, cut off the tips of the staples that protrude from the plastic. Be careful! Cutting the staples causes them to go flying. You may want to cup your hand over the staple when you cut the staple.
• If you need to get the end of the staple below the level of the plastic, use a grinder or a sander to grind down the level that you desire.

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