RAPID Hekwerktang FP216, Tang voor het Bevestigen van Dun Gaas, met Magazijn, voor VR16 Hekwerk Hogringen2-8 mm,Blauw

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I’ve used various hog rings pliers on farm: which means using hour after hour putting hundreds or thousands of hog rings through the pliers. These work very well. Comfortable, easy to use and jam/miss infrequently. But these are a disposable tool. They’ll not outlast a box of rings with the plastic magazine plunger quickly wearing so budget one pair of pliers every few thousand rings

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Al final acaba hacie do el trabajo pero hay que recargar cada 58 grapas y es uncomodo. Ademas se pierden entre 3 y 6 grapas de cada 58 (lo que trae cada tira de grapas). El manejo y fuerza aplicada es como con una grapadora de papel. Las grapas quedan apenas cerradas dependiendo de lo grueso de los alambres que se esten uniendo. Yo la he usado para fijar malla de torsion simple al alambre tensor y han cumplido con su funcion. En general es una herramienta para trabajo esporadico. Yo he grapado 200m lineales de valla y me sirvió pero se atasca mucho y se desperdician grapas. Aún así es más rapido que coser alambre.

I needed to attach chicken wire to some field fencing around my garden to keep the rabbits out. I could have used regular hog ring pliers, but the hog rings always get tangled, and ultimately take forever. The price here was right, and I could get small green hog rings which were less visible and more appropriate for my job. So what's not to like? Well, for starters, its business end has an excess of plastic. In order to fit into the holes in the chicken wire, I had to grind off a bunch on non-essential plastic. Not a big deal, but shouldn't have to do that. In using it I found it very prone to getting the hog rings jammed. Part of that was the job I was doing--had to push and pull and force the layers of wire to line up. That tended to contribute to multiple hog rings coming loose and not entering the jaws properly. And just FYI, I never could make it clip a vertical wire to a horizontal one--too much housing in the way of the jaws. I think that the green hog rings may not glue together as well as the silver ones do. Next time I will try silver ones and see if they resist jamming better. Despite the struggles it did the job faster and easier than one at a time would have been, I just wish it would have done better. If used where conditions were better, it should work fine.