Pneumatic I-Shape Tag Pin Attaching Gun
Pneumatic I-Shape Tag Pin Attaching Gun
The Pneumatic I-Shape Tag Pin Attaching Gun fixes hang tags, price cards, and paired items onto products using I-shaped plastic tag pins. Air power drives the needle, so the operator only pulls the trigger instead of squeezing by hand. It suits garment, sock, footwear, and accessory lines that pin tags all day and need to protect the operator’s hand from strain.
| Specification | Value |
| Net Weight | 0.22 kg |
| Voltage | 100–380V, 50Hz |
| Practical Pressure | 0.4–0.8 MPa |
| Applicable Thickness | Below 70 mm |
| Length of Steel Needle | Fine needle |
Pneumatic I-Shape Tag Pin Attaching Gun
Product Overview:
Manual tag guns look harmless, but they wear out the hand fast. After a few hundred pulls, the operator’s grip tires, the pace slows, and pins start to jam or bend. On a full shift of tagging, that fatigue turns into slower output and more waste.
This gun runs on compressed air instead. The operator lines up the tag, pulls a light trigger, and the air cylinder pushes the needle through in one clean stroke. So the hand does far less work, and the same person can tag for hours without the usual ache.
Because the stroke comes from air, every pin goes in with the same force. The I-shape pin sets straight, and it holds the tag firm without tearing soft fabric or card. Moreover, jams drop sharply, since the needle no longer depends on how hard the worker squeezes.
The gun feeds standard I-shape tag pins from a clip, and reloading takes only a moment. It fits fine pins for delicate knitwear and thicker pins for heavy items, so one gun covers many product types. Just switch the pin clip to match the job.
Buyers usually choose this over a manual gun for two reasons. First, output stays steady from morning to evening, because the operator does not tire. Second, hand-strain complaints and rest breaks go down, which keeps the tagging station moving.
The body is light and balanced, and the air line stays out of the way. Parts like the needle stay standard, so replacement is quick and cheap for your team.
Product Features:
- Air-powered stroke – Trigger pull drives the needle, not the hand
- Uniform pin force – Every I-shape pin sets with the same push
- Low hand strain – Light trigger cuts operator fatigue on long shifts
- Fewer jams – Steady air stroke keeps pins from bending or sticking
- Standard pin clips – Feeds common I-shape tag pins, quick to reload
- Fine and heavy pins – Handles delicate knitwear and thick items
- Light, balanced body – Comfortable to hold through a full shift
- Clean needle entry – Sets tags firm without tearing fabric or card
- Simple air hookup – Connects to standard shop compressed air
- Low maintenance – Standard needle and parts, fast to replace
Key Features:
1. Pneumatic Trigger Action
Compressed air drives the needle, so the operator pulls a light trigger instead of squeezing hard.
2. Consistent Pin Setting
Air gives the same force each time, so every I-shape pin goes in straight and firm.
3. Less Hand Fatigue
The light pull lets one worker tag for hours without the strain of a manual gun.
4. Fewer Jams and Bent Pins
The steady air stroke keeps pins feeding cleanly and cuts waste.
5. Works With Many Pin Sizes
Takes fine pins for knitwear and thicker pins for heavy goods.
6. Fast Reload
Standard I-shape pin clips load in a moment, so downtime stays low.
7. Light and Balanced
The compact body stays comfortable through a full tagging shift.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Automation cuts down manual handling, so each unit moves through the line faster. It also holds stitch quality steady from the first piece to the last. Because the machine doesn't get tired or lose focus, error rates drop and output stays consistent. Factories running our machines typically see lower labor costs too, since one operator can manage work that used to take several hands.
Yes. Naxtsew machines are built for continuous, shift-after-shift operation, not occasional use. If you're running a medium or high-volume apparel line, this is the kind of load they're designed for. Factories running two or three shifts a day rely on this same durability.
Our team provides setup guidance, operator training, and ongoing technical support. If a part needs replacing, we can supply it directly. So you're not left waiting on a third party once the machine is running.
Yes. We offer OEM and ODM options, which means we can adjust specs, tooling, and output speed to match your production line. Because every factory works differently, we start with your fabric type and volume needs before recommending a build.
We sell direct from the factory. This cuts out the markup you'd pay through a distributor, so you get factory pricing and direct support from our team. If you need parts, training, or service later, you're talking to us, not a middleman.
Lead times depend on the machine type and whether it's a standard build or a custom OEM/ODM order. [Insert your actual lead time range here — e.g., "4 to 8 weeks"]. Once you place an order, our team will give you a specific timeline based on your build.