Bostich
Bostitch Tools Overview
Bostitch has built its name in the pneumatic fastening tool industry. Whether you've been in the construction business for a while or not, you've probably used a Bostitch nailer or stapler more often than a hammer. The brand includes coil nailers, cap nailers, flooring staplers, construction staplers, and fasteners, ranging from finish nails to 15-1/2 gauge staples. The Bostitch tools collection at Tool Academy offers pneumatic tools, staples, nails, and accessories that contractors use daily.
Popular Bostitch Power Tools
Lots of Bostitch power tools have become a permanent part of the tradesman's toolbox. The Bostitch 750S5 Heavy Duty Stapler is ideal for tough upholstery and general fastening applications. The Cap Nailer is designed to work with 1-1/4" to 2-1/2" coil nails and works quickly on roofing felt and housewrap.
For flooring crews, the 18 Gauge Engineered Hardwood Flooring Stapler drives cleats with tight, consistent spacing, and pairs well with 2" 16GA flooring cleats sold right alongside it. The 18 Gauge 2-in-1 Pneumatic Narrow Crown Stapler and Brad Nailer Kit gives you two tools in one housing - useful when you're moving between trim work and general fastening on the same job. The 651S5 16 GA 7/16" Construction Stapler is designed for rougher framing and sheathing applications where volume and speed are required.
Applications and Industries
Flooring installers, cabinet makers, roofers, upholsterers, and general contractors all use Bostitch tools for various reasons. A stapler that can keep up with a long day of work is a must for a flooring crew. A roofer must have a cap nailer that will seat fasteners flat each time, even in cold weather. Coil pallet nailers are ideal for pallet and crating operations.
Why Choose Bostitch Tools
Bostitch tools are designed to be used by professional use first. However, if you're a serious DIYer working on a flooring installation or a home furniture project, you can expect the same reliable performance as a contractor. Reliability means good engineering and consistent fastener drive depth, which means fewer jams and callbacks.
The first step in selecting the proper tool is to match the fastener size and gauge to the material. When installing engineered hardwood, you'll want a flooring stapler that is rated for that specific cleat size, not a construction stapler. A bottle of pneumatic tool lubricant should be kept on hand. Clean the nose and magazine regularly to extend the life of any pneumatic tool in this lineup by years.
Your Trusted Source of Bostitch Tools
Whether it's staples, nails, lubricant, or rolling base attachments, Tool Academy supplies Bostitch tools, fasteners, and accessories that get jobs done. If you need help with choosing the right tool for the job, our team is here to assist you.
