Delfast: Nailed It

In association with Delfast

Agriculture, construction and manufacturing are the backbone of New Zealand, and supporting these industries has been the focus of the Currie family since 1992, when Andrew and Ian founded Delfast.

From the beginning, Delfast has worked hard to create relationships with customers and a reputation of providing every Delfast user with the best service for their products. “By using Delfast's Staplers, we know that productivity will be high .. more efficient for the customer and more profitable for us,” says John Blake of Blake Fencing, who has relied on Delfast products for over ten years.

“It’s not just the reliability of the product that is important to us. But if something goes wrong, we know the support team at Delfast is there to help. They have a passion for coming up with solutions that we might not have thought of, and that makes the difference to my team and me.” With decades of fencing experience across the Whanganui region, John knows that having dependable tools and accessible support is key to staying productive on the job. That’s why he continues to put his trust in the Delfast team and their rural product range.

6 Top Tips for using a Delfast product

1. Keep your cordless tool dry. A wet gun doesn't work, which only creates downtime.

2. Keep your fastenings dry. Delfast Ribbed Staples come in plastic buckets to help with this!

3. Use the Right-Angled Tip on your fuel cell when powering up your Delfast Cordless Staplers

4. Use Ribbed Staples for 30% more holding power.

5. Use stainless steel fencing wire if using stainless steel fencing staples.

6. When getting a new battery, reference your battery voltage to help Delfast get the right one. Delfast’s older model is 6V, the new Li-Ion model is 7.2V

Head to ‘Expert Advice’ on the Delfast website for all the how-to videos including cleaning tips and parts replacement.