A Carbon Fiber Composite Hammer Tacker by Dewalt?
First I need to put a out a small disclaimer. I’m kind of a carbon fiber nerd. Have been ever since high school 25 years ago when I took a material science class and learned all about this new “wonder” material. Fast forward to today and I ride a carbon fiber mountain bike and would likely buy a CF toilet if available. Ok not really, but I do like the material quite a bit. I am a frugal guy so there is always the balancing act of higher end materials versus the benefits and costs. So here comes Dewalt with a new tool which you wouldn’t expect to be using something such as carbon fiber. The new Dewalt DWHT75900 hammer tacker recently launched features a carbon fiber composite body. This material used in the body reduces weight which will greatly cut down on user fatigue.
FEATURES
- Carbon Fiber Composite Structure For 45% Less Weight* and 25% Less Muscle Exertion*
- 450k Strike Cycles**
- Drop in Loading for Easy Reloading of Fasteners
- Auto-lock, AntiJam™ Pinch Latch For Reliable and Easy Operation
- Ergonomic Design and Vibration Absorbing Grip for Improved Comfort During Prolonged Use
- Drives 5/16″, 3/8″, & 1/2″ Heavy Duty Staples
- Hammer Style Grip for Comfort and Ease of Use
DWHT75900 SPECIFICATIONS
- BELT / RAFTER HOOK NO
- FASTENER TYPE / GAUGE: HEAVY-DUTY STAPLES
- STAPLE CROWN DRIVES 5/16″, 3/8″, & 1/2″ HEAVY DUTY STAPLES IN
- TOOL HEIGHT 5 IN
- TOOL LENGTH 14.93 IN
- TOOL WEIGHT 1.8 LBS
- TOOL WIDTH 1.62 IN
