The DeWalt hog ring pliers P7DW come as a kit with the pliers and 1,000 DeWalt 11/16" hog rings, so you can start fastening fence, netting and wire mesh right out of the box. A spring-loaded magazine feeds each ring for fast, one-hand work.
Key Features
- Spring-loaded magazine: feeds the next ring into the jaws automatically.
- One-hand use: hold the work with one hand and close rings with the other.
- Case-hardened steel parts: made for steady, repeated use.
- Rubber grips: comfortable on long jobs.
- 1,000 rings included: 11/16" DWR16G1M rings, 16 gauge, collated.
Specifications
- Model: P7DW
- Rings: DeWalt DWR16G1M, 11/16" open, 16 gauge, collated strips
- Closed ring: about 9/32" across, 1/4" inside
- Kit includes: pliers and 1,000 hog rings
- Size: about 10-3/8" L x 8-1/4" W
- Handle length: 7-1/2"
- Warranty: 1 year (DeWalt)
What the DeWalt Hog Ring Tool Is Used For
- Fencing and temporary construction fence
- Netting and wire mesh
- Animal cages and traps
- Farm and garden jobs, like burlap around root balls
- Tagging, bagging and closing sacks
- Tarps, fabric and floral wreaths
- Repairs and light production assembly
Choosing the Right DeWalt Hog Rings
The P7DW is made for 11/16" DeWalt DWR16G1M rings in collated strips. Loose rings won't feed. The included 1,000 rings will cover most fence and cage jobs. To add more rings for refills or bulk orders, give us a call and we'll help you get the right rings. If you need a heavier tool for big fencing runs, review our pneumatic hog ringers.
How to Load and Use the P7DW
- Pull back the spring-loaded pusher on the magazine.
- Slide in a strip of collated 11/16" rings with the open ends facing the jaws.
- Release the pusher so it pushes the strip forward.
- Place the jaws so the open ring wraps around both wires or pieces you're joining.
- Squeeze the handles all the way to close the ring, then release. The next ring feeds in.
Care and Troubleshooting
- Clearing a jam: pull back the pusher, remove the strip, and work the stuck ring out of the jaws. Reload.
- Rings not closing fully: squeeze the handles all the way, and make sure you aren't trying to close around too much material.
- Rings not feeding: check that you're using collated strips, not loose rings, and that the pusher slides freely.
- Keep it clean: brush out dirt and add a drop of light oil to the pivot now and then.
Hog Ring Pliers or a Pneumatic Hog Ringer?
Hand hog ring pliers like these are light, quiet and need no air hose, which makes them great for repairs and jobs spread across a property. A pneumatic hog ringer is faster for long production runs in one spot. For most fence, cage and garden work, the DeWalt hog ring pliers kit is plenty.
Why Buy From Ample Supply
Ample Supply has worked in fastening for more than 40 years and carries 55+ brands from our home in Sycamore, Illinois. Orders placed by 4:00 PM EST ship the same day. We also repair tools in-house, with free estimates and a 2-3 day turnaround, so your nailer or stapler gets back to work fast.
Frequently Asked Questions
What size hog rings does the DeWalt P7DW use?
11/16" DeWalt DWR16G1M rings, 16 gauge, in collated strips.
How many rings come in the DeWalt hog ring pliers kit?
1,000 rings, plus the pliers.
Can I use loose rings in hog ring pliers DeWalt makes?
No. The magazine feeds collated strips only. Review the ring size before you add refills to an order.
What warranty comes with it?
DeWalt lists a 1-year warranty.
