DeWalt
Drs18100 Insulated Electrical Cable Staples, 1 In., 540-ct.
Key Features
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- The design follows NEC guidelines for secure cable support.
- Compatibility with DEWALT’s DCN701 ensures quick, tool‑driven stapling.
- One‑inch size staples come in a 540‑piece quantity for convenience.
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The DeWalt DRS18100 insulated electrical cable staples are designed for use with Romex (NM sheathed cable) and metal clad (MC) cable applications. These 1-inch staples feature a molded plastic-insulated crown that protects the wire sheath. With 540 staples per box, you have plenty of fasteners for multiple projects.
These UL-listed staples are designed to adhere to the National Electrical Code standards. They work with the DeWalt DCN701 cordless cable stapler for efficient installation, or can be driven manually with a hammer in tight spaces where power tools cannot reach. The plastic crown insulation is a key feature of these fasteners.
Features and Benefits
- Plastic-Insulated Crown: Each staple features a molded plastic crown that protects the wire sheath.
- UL Listed: Approved for use with common Romex (NM) and metal clad (MC) cables, adhering to National Electrical Code requirements.
- Bulk Quantity: Package contains 540 staples, providing plenty of fasteners for multiple installation projects.
- Versatile Installation: Compatible with the DeWalt DCN701 cordless stapler and can also be driven manually with a hammer for hard-to-reach applications.
Specifications
- Brand: DeWalt
- Model: DRS18100
- Leg Length: 1 inch
- Crown Width: 3/4 inch
- Material: Steel
- Crown Insulation: Molded plastic
- Quantity: 540 staples per box
- UL Rating: 406A
- Approved Applications: NM (Romex) and MC (metal clad) cable
- Package Dimensions: 5.812 x 1 x 3 inches
- Weight: 1.519 pounds
How to Use
- Power Tool Installation: Load staples into the DeWalt DCN701 cordless cable stapler and follow manufacturer instructions for proper operation.
- Manual Installation: For tight spaces, staples can be driven manually using a hammer. See UL approved cable combinations chart for specific cable approvals before installation.
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