Malco
Malco HRP4 Hog Ring Pliers, Self-Feed, 50 Staples, 14 ga
Self-feed magazine holds 50 staples for fast hog ring stapling with 14 ga capacity
- TypePliers
- MaterialSteel
- Self-feed magazine loads 50 staples for fast hog-ring stapling
- Spring-actuated handle with rubber inserts reduces hand fatigue
- Galvanised steel construction resists corrosion on job sites
- Removable magazines accept 7, 9 and 14 ga staples
- 7 3/8 in length gives leverage in tight spaces
Hog Ring Pliers with Self-Feed Magazine
The Malco HRP4 is a hand tool built for fastening hog ring staples. Its self-feed magazine holds 50 staples to speed up repetitive securing tasks. The tool accepts 14 gauge staples along with other compatible gauges. It suits professionals and DIY users who need quick, reliable tarp and upholstery attachment.
Galvanised Steel Build and Spring Handle
Galvanised steel construction resists corrosion during outdoor or workshop use. A spring-actuated handle reduces the effort needed for each squeeze. Non-slip rubber inserts on the handle improve grip and comfort during extended sessions. Removable magazines allow quick gauge changes without extra tools.
50-Staple Capacity for Continuous Work
The magazine holds 50 staples so you can complete long runs without frequent reloading. This capacity suits jobs such as securing large tarps, fencing mesh or automotive upholstery. If you need a tool that feeds staples automatically for high-volume fastening, this plier fits the requirement. It is not suited for applications that demand a different staple gauge or a non-self-feeding mechanism.
Highlights
- Self-feed magazine loads 50 staples for fast hog-ring stapling
- Spring-actuated handle with rubber inserts reduces hand fatigue
- Galvanised steel construction resists corrosion on job sites
- Removable magazines accept 7, 9 and 14 ga staples
- 7 3/8 in length gives leverage in tight spaces
Specifications
| Brand | Malco |
|---|---|
| Model | HRP4 |
| Type | Pliers |
| Material | Steel |
Questions about this item
How do you load the self-feed magazine on the Malco HRP4, and what step is often missed?
Open the magazine latch, drop in a full stick of 50 hog rings with the points facing forward, then close the latch until it clicks; forgetting to seat the latch fully causes misfeeds.
What part of the HRP4 will need attention after extended use?
The spring-actuated handle return spring and the magazine follower spring can lose tension over time; lubricating the pivot point and replacing a weak spring keeps the pliers cycling smoothly.
What limit appears first when the HRP4 is used continuously for tarping jobs?
The 50-ring magazine capacity requires frequent reloading during long runs, and the 14-gauge staple size restricts the tool to lighter-duty hog rings.
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