Abstract: This invention relates to an improved staple and cleat removal tool more particularly to a staple removal tool designed to remove staple from hardware floors without risk of marring the wood surfaces thereof. The extraction tool device is composed of a handle integral into a flat plate shaft having a bottom prying member disposed at the other end thereof the prying member having a round edged semicircular about which the prying tip can be rotated when engaging surface abuts an underside of a crown portion of the staple. The prying tip has a wedge-shaped portion adapted to slide under the staples which firmly hold the staple in a fixed position after removal. This improved staple and cleat removal tool remover has a very distinct shape, but the contours do more than just provide a nice aesthetic component it also helps to give you leverage to pull out heavy duty staples and cleat.

Abstract: well pump wire clamp specifically designed to mount well pump wire cable to drop pipe located in the well casing. The well pump wire clamp generally comprises a first clamping member and a second clamping member configured for interlocking around the outer surface of the drop pipe keeping the wire cable safe from breakage. The first clamp member includes a U-shaped groove wide enough for engaging the wire cable and the tongue teeth located on the tapered tongue when inserted into the head will then engage the ratchet arm. The inner circumferential clamp surface is slightly modified by including a wire pipe rib to the first clamp member and a pipe rib to the second clamp member formed longitudinally along the inner circumferential clamp surface. When the well pump wire clamp is in a clamped position, the inner circumferential clamp surface and both pipe rib in engage and prevent the separation or disengaging of the well pump wire clamp from any skewing action.