Comparison Dnipro-M ES-16 vs STATUS ST 16
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| Dnipro-M ES-16 | STATUS ST 16 | |
| Outdated Product | from $27.00 | |
| TOP sellers | ||
| Product type | stapler (2 in 1) | stapler (2 in 1) |
| Type | electric | electric |
| Fastener type | staple nail | staple nail |
| Compatible staples | AEG 53, Bosch 53, ESCO 530, KWB 53, Miles 3, Novus A, Prebena VX, Rapid 53, Stanley A | AEG 53, Bosch 53, ESCO 530, KWB 53, Miles 3, Novus A, Prebena VX, Rapid 53, Stanley A |
Specs | ||
| Power consumption | 1000 W | |
| Performance | 20 bpm | 20 bpm |
| Operation type | contact | contact |
| Magazine type | cassette | cassette |
| Magazine capacity | 100 | |
Fasteners size | ||
| Max. staple width | 11.3 mm | 11.3 mm |
| Min. staple length | 8 mm | 8 mm |
| Max. staple length | 16 mm | 16 mm |
| Min. nail diameter | 1 mm | 1 mm |
| Max. nail diameter | 1.2 mm | 1.2 mm |
| Min. nail length | 15 mm | 15 mm |
| Max. nail length | 16 mm | 16 mm |
Features | ||
| Functions | stroke force / depth adjustment | stroke force / depth adjustment |
General | ||
| Staples included | 400 | |
| Nails included | 100 | |
| Weight | 1.3 kg | 1 kg |
| Added to E-Catalog | september 2019 | july 2016 |
Compare Dnipro-M ES-16 and STATUS ST 16
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Glossary
Power consumption
The total power consumed by a mains-powered electric tool (see "Power Source"). It is considered the main criterion for assessing the overall capabilities of a particular model: more power leads to better performance. In addition, data on power consumption also allows you to estimate the load on the power grid or other power source; in some cases this is unnecessary.
Magazine capacity
The number of fasteners that fit in the stapler magazine.
Note that manufacturers tend to indicate the maximum number of parts in the characteristics — that is, the capacity for the thinnest fasteners allowed by the design of the tool. Accordingly, fewer larger parts will fit in the store; this must be taken into account when choosing. Nevertheless, this parameter makes it possible to evaluate the instrument and compare models similar in class to each other.
Large capacity, on the one hand, allows you to work longer without interruptions to recharge the stapler. On the other hand, volume magazines are usually very bulky and can weigh a lot on their own, not to mention the weight of the fasteners loaded in them. Also, if parts are charged one at a time, recharging can become quite a long and tedious affair. Therefore, it makes sense to specifically look for a tool for 100 parts or more(especially when it comes to thick fasteners) only if the ability to work for a long time without reloading is more important than the disadvantages described above.
Note that manufacturers tend to indicate the maximum number of parts in the characteristics — that is, the capacity for the thinnest fasteners allowed by the design of the tool. Accordingly, fewer larger parts will fit in the store; this must be taken into account when choosing. Nevertheless, this parameter makes it possible to evaluate the instrument and compare models similar in class to each other.
Large capacity, on the one hand, allows you to work longer without interruptions to recharge the stapler. On the other hand, volume magazines are usually very bulky and can weigh a lot on their own, not to mention the weight of the fasteners loaded in them. Also, if parts are charged one at a time, recharging can become quite a long and tedious affair. Therefore, it makes sense to specifically look for a tool for 100 parts or more(especially when it comes to thick fasteners) only if the ability to work for a long time without reloading is more important than the disadvantages described above.
Staples included
The number of staples supplied with the stapler.
Construction staplers can be supplied with a stock of fasteners (staples, nails, pins) — so that you can immediately start working without buying more consumables. And knowing the number of such parts, you can not only determine how much the initial stock will last, but also evaluate how profitable the purchase of this model will be compared to the model without consumables in the kit. For example, a relatively expensive model that comes with 1,000 staples can end up being a better value than a cheaper tool that doesn't come with any hardware.
Construction staplers can be supplied with a stock of fasteners (staples, nails, pins) — so that you can immediately start working without buying more consumables. And knowing the number of such parts, you can not only determine how much the initial stock will last, but also evaluate how profitable the purchase of this model will be compared to the model without consumables in the kit. For example, a relatively expensive model that comes with 1,000 staples can end up being a better value than a cheaper tool that doesn't come with any hardware.
Nails included
The number of nails supplied with the stapler.
Construction staplers can be supplied with a stock of fasteners (staples, nails, pins) — so that you can immediately start working without buying more consumables. And knowing the number of such parts, you can not only determine how much the initial stock will last, but also evaluate how profitable the purchase of this model will be compared to the model without consumables in the kit. For example, a relatively expensive model that comes with 200 nails, as a result may be more profitable than a cheaper tool that does not come with any fasteners.
Construction staplers can be supplied with a stock of fasteners (staples, nails, pins) — so that you can immediately start working without buying more consumables. And knowing the number of such parts, you can not only determine how much the initial stock will last, but also evaluate how profitable the purchase of this model will be compared to the model without consumables in the kit. For example, a relatively expensive model that comes with 200 nails, as a result may be more profitable than a cheaper tool that does not come with any fasteners.