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An apparel tagging gun, also known as a tag attacher, is a handheld device used to apply swing tags to clothing and accessories. It works by inserting a plastic or nylon fastener (pin) through the tag and into the fabric of the item. This creates a secure attachment that is difficult to remove without cutting the fastener.
Apparel tagging guns are used in various retail settings, from small boutiques to large department stores. They provide a more professional and secure alternative to self-adhesive labels, which may not adhere well to fabric or could leave a sticky residue.
Standard tagging guns are the most common type and are suitable for a wide range of general-purpose applications. They use standard-sized needles and fasteners, which are robust for materials like denim, thick cotton, and polyester.
Meto Tagging Gun: A popular choice for its durability and ease of use. The Meto Tagging Gun is a versatile tool perfect for most apparel and general merchandise.
Banok 503 Standard Tagging Gun: A reliable apparel tagging gun for daily retail operations. The Banok 503 Standard Tagging Gun is a solid choice for tagging t-shirts, jeans, and general merchandise in boutiques and department stores.

For delicate materials like silk, linen, underwear, or soft toys, a fine fabric tagging gun is the better option. These tagging guns use a smaller, thinner needle and finer fasteners to create a smaller hole, minimising the risk of damaging the fabric.
Sinfoo Fine Tagging Gun: The Sinfoo Fine Tagging Gun is designed specifically for delicate items, ensuring you can tag them without causing pulls or tears.

V-Tool Fastening Loop Gun: Instead of piercing the fabric, the V-Tool Fastening Loop Gun quickly creates a loop fastener around an item, like a handbag strap or a belt buckle. This is perfect for items where you can’t or don’t want to create a hole.
Banok 503SL with Long Needle: When you need to tag thicker items or multiple layers, a gun with a long needle, like the Banok 503SL, provides the extra reach required.

Fasteners come in various sizes and styles to suit different needs. Here are some examples of pins:
Standard Pins: Available in various lengths, including 15mm, 25mm, and 65mm, these are the most common fasteners for general apparel applications.
Hook Pins: These have a hook on one end, making them ideal for hanging items like hats, scarves, or socks on display racks.
Loop Locks: These fasteners can be applied by hand and don’t require a tagging gun. Loop Lock Pins are ideal for attaching tags to items such as luggage, shoes, or kitchenware.
Also known as price tags, swing tags are the cardboard or paper labels that hold important information. They can display the price, size, brand logo, or even a barcode for easy inventory management. Tags are available in various colours, such as white, yellow, purple, green or red, which can be used for colour-coded pricing or promotions.
Jewellery swing tags come with a cotton string attached to them, making it easy to be tied around jewellery such as bracelets, necklaces or earrings.
The needle on your tagging gun will eventually become dull or could break. If the tagging gun is dropped on the floor, the needle can also bend. Having replacement needles on hand ensures you can continue tagging without interruption. Always ensure you purchase the correct type of needle (standard, long or fine) for your specific gun. Needles purchased must match the brand of the tagging gun.
Using an apparel tagging gun is a simple process. Here’s a step-by-step guide to get you started:
Load the Fasteners (pins): Insert a clip of fasteners into the T-slot at the top of the gun. Push it in until it clicks into place.
Attach the Needle: If it's not already attached, slide the needle into the front of the gun, aligning the slot on the needle with the lock. Turn the needle lock to secure it in place. Always attach the protective needle cap when the gun is not in use.
Position the Tag and Garment: Place the swing tag over the spot on the garment where you want to attach it. For clothing, it's best practice to insert the needle through a seam or the brand label to avoid leaving a visible hole in the fabric.
Insert the Needle: Push the needle through the hole in the swing tag and then through the fabric of the garment.
Squeeze the Trigger: Squeeze the trigger of the tagging gun firmly. This action will feed a single fastener through the needle, securing the tag to the garment.
Release and Remove: Release the trigger and pull the gun away. The tag is now attached to the garment, and you're ready for the next item.
Once you have successfully tagged your garments, it is important to properly maintain and care for your tagging gun. This will ensure its longevity and prevent any potential issues during future use.
Clean the Needle: Clean the needle of your tagging gun with a soft cloth or brush to remove any excess thread or fabric fibres. This will prevent them from getting stuck in the needle and affecting its performance.
Store Properly: When not in use, store your tagging gun in a clean and dry place to prevent dust or debris from accumulating on it. This will also help extend its lifespan.
Keep Extra Supplies: Always have extra tagging gun needles, fasteners, and tags on hand so you can quickly replace them if needed.
Follow Manufacturer Instructions: Each tagging gun may have slightly different instructions for use and maintenance, so it's important to read the manufacturer's manual carefully.
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