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ARROW

Arrow Fastener is a manufacturer of manual and electric fastening tools, staples, and related accessories, with a product history dating to the early 20th century. The brand is widely recognized for its T50 staple gun platform, which uses a straight-drive mechanism and flat-crown staples with a 7/16-inch crown width. Arrow also produces wire and cable staple guns, such as the T50X, designed to drive insulated staples for low-voltage wiring. In addition to fastening tools, Arrow offers a line of commercial door hardware, including office lever locksets. These locksets are available in several configurations: the MLX11 series with a wrought brass or zinc body, the GL81SR series with a stainless steel finish and flat-with-return lever, and the RL11SR series with an interchangeable core. Many models are ADA compliant, meaning they meet the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design for lever-operated mechanisms. Finishes include satin chromium-plated wrought brass, satin chromium-plated stainless steel, and satin chromium-plated zinc. Function F109 provides passage locking for interior doors, while other functions support privacy or entry applications. Some locksets feature a Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) or a standard interchangeable core, allowing rekeying without disassembling the lock. 3G Electric supplies Arrow products as part of its industrial equipment catalog. The available range includes staple guns, wire and cable staple guns, and office lever locksets. Staple guns are specified by staple crown width, leg length, drive type, and staple capacity. For example, the T50 has an overall length of 7-3/8 inches and a staple capacity of 84 staples. The T50X has an overall length of 6-1/2 inches and accepts T50 staples with leg lengths of 1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, 3/8 inch, and 1/2 inch. Locksets are specified by function, finish, lever design, and core type. 3G Electric provides logistics support and access to 153 Arrow SKUs, enabling procurement specialists to source these items alongside other industrial components. The catalog includes technical specifications such as UNSPSC codes, manufacturer part numbers, and country of origin where available. This allows plant engineers and maintenance managers to verify compatibility with existing door preparations and fastening tasks. Arrow products are used in applications ranging from insulation and upholstery fastening to commercial interior door access control. The tools are constructed with steel components for durability in repetitive fastening tasks. Locksets are designed for commercial interior doors and are available with ADA-compliant lever handles. 3G Electric does not manufacture these products; it distributes them as part of a broader portfolio of industrial equipment. The company serves a global customer base, shipping to various regions. For technical selection, buyers should refer to the specific model specifications, such as staple leg length, crown width, and lock function, to ensure the product meets the requirements of the application. 3G Electric can provide quotes and availability information for the Arrow line.

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About ARROW

Arrow Fastener is a manufacturer of manual and electric fastening tools, staples, and related accessories, with a product history dating to the early 20th century. The brand is widely recognized for its T50 staple gun platform, which uses a straight-drive mechanism and flat-crown staples with a 7/16-inch crown width. Arrow also produces wire and cable staple guns, such as the T50X, designed to drive insulated staples for low-voltage wiring. In addition to fastening tools, Arrow offers a line of commercial door hardware, including office lever locksets. These locksets are available in several configurations: the MLX11 series with a wrought brass or zinc body, the GL81SR series with a stainless steel finish and flat-with-return lever, and the RL11SR series with an interchangeable core. Many models are ADA compliant, meaning they meet the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design for lever-operated mechanisms. Finishes include satin chromium-plated wrought brass, satin chromium-plated stainless steel, and satin chromium-plated zinc. Function F109 provides passage locking for interior doors, while other functions support privacy or entry applications. Some locksets feature a Small Format Interchangeable Core (SFIC) or a standard interchangeable core, allowing rekeying without disassembling the lock. 3G Electric supplies Arrow products as part of its industrial equipment catalog. The available range includes staple guns, wire and cable staple guns, and office lever locksets. Staple guns are specified by staple crown width, leg length, drive type, and staple capacity. For example, the T50 has an overall length of 7-3/8 inches and a staple capacity of 84 staples. The T50X has an overall length of 6-1/2 inches and accepts T50 staples with leg lengths of 1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, 3/8 inch, and 1/2 inch. Locksets are specified by function, finish, lever design, and core type. 3G Electric provides logistics support and access to 153 Arrow SKUs, enabling procurement specialists to source these items alongside other industrial components. The catalog includes technical specifications such as UNSPSC codes, manufacturer part numbers, and country of origin where available. This allows plant engineers and maintenance managers to verify compatibility with existing door preparations and fastening tasks. Arrow products are used in applications ranging from insulation and upholstery fastening to commercial interior door access control. The tools are constructed with steel components for durability in repetitive fastening tasks. Locksets are designed for commercial interior doors and are available with ADA-compliant lever handles. 3G Electric does not manufacture these products; it distributes them as part of a broader portfolio of industrial equipment. The company serves a global customer base, shipping to various regions. For technical selection, buyers should refer to the specific model specifications, such as staple leg length, crown width, and lock function, to ensure the product meets the requirements of the application. 3G Electric can provide quotes and availability information for the Arrow line.

Common Applications

  • Commercial office interiors — Arrow MLX11-SR-26D-CS lever lockset for ADA-compliant passage doors
  • Low-voltage wiring installation — Arrow T50X staple gun for securing Cat5e or thermostat cable to wood framing
  • Insulation and upholstery fastening — Arrow T50 staple gun with 7/16-inch crown staples for attaching fabric or batting
  • Multi-tenant office buildings — Arrow GL81SR 26D IC lockset with SFIC for quick rekeying between tenants
  • Retail or hospitality back-of-house — Arrow RL11SR 26D IC lever lockset with interchangeable core for restricted access
  • Light-duty packaging and assembly — Arrow T50 staple gun for closing cartons or attaching labels to wood crates

Frequently asked questions

Common questions about ARROW from 3G Electric.

What staple sizes does the Arrow T50 staple gun accept?

The Arrow T50 staple gun uses flat-crown staples with a 7/16-inch crown width. It also accepts brad nails. The tool has a staple capacity of 84 staples and an overall length of 7-3/8 inches. For specific leg lengths, refer to the staple packaging or the tool's manual. The T50 is a straight-drive mechanism, meaning the staple is driven directly into the material without a spring-assisted return. This design is common for manual staple guns used in insulation, upholstery, and light fastening tasks.

What is the difference between the Arrow T50 and T50X staple guns?

The Arrow T50 is a general-purpose straight-drive staple gun with a 7-3/8-inch overall length and an 84-staple capacity. The T50X is specifically designed for wire and cable installation. It has a 6-1/2-inch overall length and drives Arrow T50 staples with leg lengths of 1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, 3/8 inch, and 1/2 inch. The T50X typically includes a wire guide or notch to position cable correctly. Both tools use the same T50 staple family, but the T50X is optimized for routing low-voltage wiring and securing it to wood surfaces.

Are Arrow office lever locksets ADA compliant?

Many Arrow office lever locksets are ADA compliant, meaning they meet the 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design for lever-operated mechanisms. This includes models such as the MLX11-SR-26D-CS, GL81SR 26D IC, and RL11SR 26D IC. ADA compliance requires that the lever can be operated with a closed fist without tight grasping or twisting. However, not all Arrow locksets are ADA compliant; buyers should verify the specific model's specifications. The compliant models feature lever handles rather than knobs and are intended for commercial interior doors where accessibility is required.

What does SFIC mean on an Arrow lockset?

SFIC stands for Small Format Interchangeable Core. On an Arrow lockset, this means the lock accepts a small-format core that can be removed and replaced without disassembling the lock body. This allows for quick rekeying or changing of access permissions. The GL81SR 26D IC is an example of an Arrow lockset with SFIC. The core is a separate component that must be specified separately. SFIC is a common standard in commercial buildings where a master key system is used. It is distinct from a standard interchangeable core, which may have a different form factor.

What is the F109 function on Arrow lever locksets?

F109 is a function designation for Arrow lever locksets. It indicates a passage function, meaning the lock does not have a locking mechanism and is always unlocked. It is used on interior doors where no security is required, such as hallways or closets. The F109 function is available on models like the MLX11-SR-26D and GL81SR 26D. These locksets are not ligature-resistant. For locking functions, other models such as privacy or entry functions would be specified. The F109 function is typically used in commercial office interiors.

What finishes are available for Arrow office lever locksets?

Arrow office lever locksets are available in several finishes. Common finishes include satin chromium-plated wrought brass, satin chromium-plated stainless steel, and satin chromium-plated zinc. The finish is often indicated by a suffix in the model number, such as 26D for satin chromium. The choice of finish affects appearance and corrosion resistance. Wrought brass and stainless steel are typically used for higher-traffic areas, while zinc may be used for lighter-duty applications. The lever design also varies, with options such as the SR Sierra design and flat-with-return levers. Buyers should confirm the finish and lever style match the building's hardware schedule.