Bostitch wire stitcher manual

INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATING BOSTON WIRE STITCHER HEADS No. 15 No. 15D Sizes of Wire - Ribbon or box stay wire No. 8 to No, 25 - Rybar wire - No. 18 19 round wire - No. 20 to 25 round and No. 20 2: 24 21 x 25 flat. Width of staple 1/2 regular - 3/8 - 5/8 - 3/4 special. Capacity in thickness 1/2 inch. * No. 15D Head. bostitch installation adjustment and maintenance manual models s13a1, s13b2, s13c and s13e s25a1, s25b2 and s25c metal stitchers % crown -no. 18 wire warning: never operate machine with wire feeding and no material above clincher. serious damage may result. excessive amount of lubricant may bleed causing damage to work being stitched. The Boston Wire Stitcher Company officially changed its name to "Bostitch", a play on the words "Boston" and "Stitcher". During World War II, Bostitch devoted all of its facilities to the war effort, producing 20,, square yards of camouflage netting and , Browning Automatic Rifles.

NO. 3D BOSTITCH WIRE STITCHER FRONT VIEW BOSTITCH WIRE STITCHERS Serial Number is Stamped on Right Hand Side of Frame Under Name Plate SIZES OF WIRE: Nos. 25, The Model Number 7 Book Stitcher is a combination light and heavy duty stitcher designed to staple both flat and saddle work ranging in thickness from a few sheets to 7/8" (mm). The recommended wire sizes to be used on the Number 7 Stitcher are as follows: round wire - 28 to 24 and flat wire - 20 x 24, 20 x 25, and 21 x The above wire. Stitcher Head, consult your BOSTITCH distrib-utor, or BOSTITCH factory, for list of neces-sary parts and/or cost to make the desired change. Each of the many models of BOSTITCH Bliss Wire Stitchers is so designed that the head can be easily removed, and another head, of different wire draw capacity, substituted for it, thereby in-.

Second handle for comfort Ideal for applications where the stapler must be taken to the worksite. Penetrating clinchers are adjustable for either through or. To many people, the name Bostitch is synonymous with wire stitching. DeLuxe Stitcher Company came from humble beginnings. In , they began manufacturing. Thomas Briggs founded Founded the Boston Wire Stitch Company which BOSTITCH® introduces first cemented strip staples - the standard in the industry.