Rack-A-Tiers Staple Shark - Multi-Purpose Staple Puller & Prybar, Electrical Wire Staple Remover, Nail Puller, Speed Square (52455)

Great tool designed for tradespeople. These guys listen to their users and come up with designs that solve simple problems that can consume a lot of time. This one pulls Rome’s staples with ease and without damaging the wire. Great solution at a reasonable price.

Great tool. I should’ve bought years ago to remove romex staples. Thank you!

When I started my electrical apprenticeship years ago, I remember my journeyman getting to use one of these for a job and raved about how amazing it was. So I kept my eye on this little doo-dad for a few years. Now that I run a lot of remodel work, I run into many many old staples. From old steel staples to the plastic romex staples that have seem some age. For old steel staples, whether it be in a 100+ year old house to current times, the right amount of leverage will get it out with little problem. Beats using your diagonals to pry and bang out. Cuts time in more than half sometimes. Also works great for reaching into a box opening and popping some old staples just to get a few more inches of wire into your new box. Or even into a tight floor joist space. Shiny or rusty, this gets them out. I also found that the pry bar has it's uses. When removing plastic staples, the hook end has the tendency to rip right through the plastic, or if I'm lucky just barely pops the staple out. Flip to the pry bar end, get under that staple and finish it off! As many others have said, the steel seems cheap and flimsy. And I agree. Therefore, I treat it gently and don't over abuse it. That's what my cat's paw or heavy duty pry bars are for. This is more like my Dasco trim bar, but maybe even lighter duty. So light use only, such as staples or helping pry off a chunk of drywall that you just cut. Product does seem overpriced, seeing a trim bar set costs less than one of these. I get it, proprietary most likely patented design. Still a tad high. Yet the frustration it saves me on the job does seem to be worth the cost when I can fly through demo in no time. Get it if you want to save time and knuckles if you're removing lots of old wire and rewiring. Just be gentle with it and love it long time and it'll treat you well.

Worked great. Much easier and quicker than side cutters.

worked well for application

I dreaded the thought of pulling the several thousand staples from our welded wire covered split rail fence when it was time to replace the wire, since it can be really difficult to get them out. But this tool made it so easy. I found if one puts the tool flat on the post with the point of the tool right at the top of the staple, the angle is perfect so that if you give it a gentle tap with a hammer, the point gets underneath the staple with ease, even those set pretty deep. Lever it back against the fence with almost no effort and the staple pulls right out. The staples I pulled were large barbed 1 and 9/16th 10.5 gauge fencing staples. Turns out the part of the job I dreaded most turned out to be the easiest with this tool.

Wonderful for electricians if you has to remove staples the easy way without damaging the insulation of your Romex the other part works awesome to install staples in really tight spaces easy and removing the staples with not a lot of effort the best of the best and the price super affordable necessary tool for electricians

Works just as I need petfection

really handy to remove staple style wire clip. much less effort. love it.

Well noce high quality material but not useful for professional purposes..

Tool works great. Removed wire staples without damaging wire.

Great tool for any electrician doing residential

It works great