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QIANYE A3801/A3802 series tagging guns are handheld tools used to attach hang tags, price labels, and brand tags to garments and soft goods using plastic tag pins (barb fasteners). Our range covers five common models—A3801, A3801-SL4.3, A3802, A3802B, and A3802B-XL4.3—so you can quickly match needle type and needle length to fabric thickness, tag position, and production pace.
•A3801: general-purpose standard tag gun for everyday garments and soft goods.
•A3801-SL4.3: A3801 long-needle variant (often labeled "SL4.3" by suppliers) for deeper tag placement / thicker stacks.
•A3802: fine tag gun for lighter fabrics or when you want a smaller needle hole.
•A3802B: fine-gun family variant commonly paired with a longer fine needle than basic A3802 (often used for thicker goods than "fine" normally targets).
•A3802B-XL4.3: extra-long fine needle (4.3 cm) for towels/socks/thicker items and deeper reach.
A3801 is a standard tagging gun commonly listed with an ABS shell and steel needle options (standard or fine needle versions are often offered by suppliers under the same "A3801" family). Typical use includes garments, bags, shoes, umbrellas, and similar soft goods.
Best fit for
•Medium-weight fabrics, knits, general apparel lines
•Standard hang tag attachment at seams, labels, or care tags
"A3801-SL4.3" is commonly used in listings to indicate an A3801-family standard gun with a long needle configuration, where "SL4.3" is used by some suppliers as the model/needle-length identifier.
Best fit for
•Deeper reach through thicker fabric layers
•Tagging spots where a longer needle improves access (e.g., cuffs, layered hems)
A3802 is widely sold as a fine tag gun, typically described with ABS plastic body and a steel needle; listings emphasize sturdy shell and internal metal components for durability.
Best fit for
•Light to medium-light fabrics where you want a smaller needle hole
•Apparel lines sensitive to visible needle marks
A3802B is commonly presented as a fine-gun variant offered in multiple needle lengths (often positioned between standard fine and extra-long fine). One common breakdown from retail listings: A3802 ~ 3 cm needle, A3802B ~ 3.7 cm needle, and XL ~ 4.3 cm needle.
Best fit for
•Fine tagging where a bit more reach is needed than basic A3802
This model targets thicker goods and deeper tag placement while keeping "fine" needle positioning. Some listings explicitly label the 3802B fine tag gun as 4.3 cm and describe use on socks/towels/thicker items.
Best fit for
•Socks, towels, thicker knits or stacked areas
•Hard-to-reach tagging points where 4.3 cm improves clearance
Notes: Specs can vary slightly by supplier batch. Use this table as a buyer-facing overview and confirm exact needle SKU/pins with your PO.
| Model | Needle System | Typical Needle Length | Body Material | Needle Material | Typical Use | Compatible Tag Pins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QIANYE A3801 | Standard (often also offered with fine needle option) | Standard | ABS | All-steel needle | Garments, bags, shoes, umbrellas, toys | Standard tag pins / barbs |
| QIANYE A3801-SL4.3 | Standard | Long needle (SL4.3) | ABS | All-steel needle | Thicker stacks / deeper reach tagging | Standard tag pins / barbs |
| QIANYE A3802 | Fine | Commonly ~3.0 cm (varies by listing) | ABS | Steel | Light fabrics / smaller needle hole preference | Fine tag pins matched to fine needle |
| QIANYE A3802B | Fine | Commonly ~3.7 cm (varies by listing) | ABS | Steel | Fine tagging with more reach than A3802 | Fine tag pins matched to fine needle |
| QIANYE A3802B-XL4.3 | Fine | 4.3 cm | ABS | Steel | Socks/towels/thicker items; deeper reach | Fine tag pins matched to fine needle |
•ABS shell commonly specified by suppliers for both A3801 and A3802 families.
•Steel / all-steel needles are standard in product descriptions for durability.
•Sturdy internal structure: A3802 listings often mention internal metal components designed to reduce breakage and extend service life.
•Standard vs fine needle logic: Standard needles suit general garments; fine needles aim to reduce hole visibility on lighter fabrics.
•Apparel: T-shirts, shirts, knitwear, kidswear, etc.
•Accessories & soft goods: bags, hats, umbrellas, toys, and similar items.
•Thicker items / deeper reach: towels, socks, and thicker stacked zones (best matched to longer-needle variants like XL4.3).
1. Fabric sensitivity (needle hole visibility)
Choose A3802 (fine) if the fabric is light and needle marks matter more.
2. Reach / access
Choose SL4.3 / XL4.3 when you need longer reach for thicker stacks or awkward tag positions.
3. Pin matching
Standard guns typically use standard tag pins, while fine guns require fine tag pins that match the fine needle size (avoid mixing to reduce jams/misfires).
•Install the needle fully and lock it in place before use; if insertion feels tight, re-check the needle lock position and alignment.
•Always test on a hidden seam allowance first—especially on delicate fabrics—to confirm hole visibility and pin hold strength.
•Use the protective needle cap when stored to reduce injury risk (common best practice across retail tag guns).
1) What's the main difference between A3801 and A3802?
A3801 is generally positioned as a standard tag gun, while A3802 is positioned as a fine tag gun for smaller needle holes on lighter fabrics.
2) What does "SL4.3" mean on A3801-SL4.3?
"SL4.3" is used by some suppliers as a long-needle identifier for standard-gun configurations (often treated as a model/variant label).
3) What does "XL4.3" mean on A3802B-XL4.3?
It commonly refers to an extra-long 4.3 cm needle within the fine-gun family for thicker items or deeper reach.
4) Can I use standard tag pins in a fine gun (A3802/A3802B)?
Not recommended. Fine guns typically require fine pins matched to fine needles; mixing increases jam risk and can enlarge holes.
5) Which model is better for socks or towels?
Listings often recommend the longer needle variants (e.g., XL 4.3 cm) for thicker goods like socks/towels.
6) How do I replace the needle?
Typical instructions: open/turn the needle lock outward, insert the needle fully into the channel, then lock it back in.
QIANYE A3801/A3802 series tagging guns are handheld tools used to attach hang tags, price labels, and brand tags to garments and soft goods using plastic tag pins (barb fasteners). Our range covers five common models—A3801, A3801-SL4.3, A3802, A3802B, and A3802B-XL4.3—so you can quickly match needle type and needle length to fabric thickness, tag position, and production pace.
•A3801: general-purpose standard tag gun for everyday garments and soft goods.
•A3801-SL4.3: A3801 long-needle variant (often labeled "SL4.3" by suppliers) for deeper tag placement / thicker stacks.
•A3802: fine tag gun for lighter fabrics or when you want a smaller needle hole.
•A3802B: fine-gun family variant commonly paired with a longer fine needle than basic A3802 (often used for thicker goods than "fine" normally targets).
•A3802B-XL4.3: extra-long fine needle (4.3 cm) for towels/socks/thicker items and deeper reach.
A3801 is a standard tagging gun commonly listed with an ABS shell and steel needle options (standard or fine needle versions are often offered by suppliers under the same "A3801" family). Typical use includes garments, bags, shoes, umbrellas, and similar soft goods.
Best fit for
•Medium-weight fabrics, knits, general apparel lines
•Standard hang tag attachment at seams, labels, or care tags
"A3801-SL4.3" is commonly used in listings to indicate an A3801-family standard gun with a long needle configuration, where "SL4.3" is used by some suppliers as the model/needle-length identifier.
Best fit for
•Deeper reach through thicker fabric layers
•Tagging spots where a longer needle improves access (e.g., cuffs, layered hems)
A3802 is widely sold as a fine tag gun, typically described with ABS plastic body and a steel needle; listings emphasize sturdy shell and internal metal components for durability.
Best fit for
•Light to medium-light fabrics where you want a smaller needle hole
•Apparel lines sensitive to visible needle marks
A3802B is commonly presented as a fine-gun variant offered in multiple needle lengths (often positioned between standard fine and extra-long fine). One common breakdown from retail listings: A3802 ~ 3 cm needle, A3802B ~ 3.7 cm needle, and XL ~ 4.3 cm needle.
Best fit for
•Fine tagging where a bit more reach is needed than basic A3802
This model targets thicker goods and deeper tag placement while keeping "fine" needle positioning. Some listings explicitly label the 3802B fine tag gun as 4.3 cm and describe use on socks/towels/thicker items.
Best fit for
•Socks, towels, thicker knits or stacked areas
•Hard-to-reach tagging points where 4.3 cm improves clearance
Notes: Specs can vary slightly by supplier batch. Use this table as a buyer-facing overview and confirm exact needle SKU/pins with your PO.
| Model | Needle System | Typical Needle Length | Body Material | Needle Material | Typical Use | Compatible Tag Pins |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| QIANYE A3801 | Standard (often also offered with fine needle option) | Standard | ABS | All-steel needle | Garments, bags, shoes, umbrellas, toys | Standard tag pins / barbs |
| QIANYE A3801-SL4.3 | Standard | Long needle (SL4.3) | ABS | All-steel needle | Thicker stacks / deeper reach tagging | Standard tag pins / barbs |
| QIANYE A3802 | Fine | Commonly ~3.0 cm (varies by listing) | ABS | Steel | Light fabrics / smaller needle hole preference | Fine tag pins matched to fine needle |
| QIANYE A3802B | Fine | Commonly ~3.7 cm (varies by listing) | ABS | Steel | Fine tagging with more reach than A3802 | Fine tag pins matched to fine needle |
| QIANYE A3802B-XL4.3 | Fine | 4.3 cm | ABS | Steel | Socks/towels/thicker items; deeper reach | Fine tag pins matched to fine needle |
•ABS shell commonly specified by suppliers for both A3801 and A3802 families.
•Steel / all-steel needles are standard in product descriptions for durability.
•Sturdy internal structure: A3802 listings often mention internal metal components designed to reduce breakage and extend service life.
•Standard vs fine needle logic: Standard needles suit general garments; fine needles aim to reduce hole visibility on lighter fabrics.
•Apparel: T-shirts, shirts, knitwear, kidswear, etc.
•Accessories & soft goods: bags, hats, umbrellas, toys, and similar items.
•Thicker items / deeper reach: towels, socks, and thicker stacked zones (best matched to longer-needle variants like XL4.3).
1. Fabric sensitivity (needle hole visibility)
Choose A3802 (fine) if the fabric is light and needle marks matter more.
2. Reach / access
Choose SL4.3 / XL4.3 when you need longer reach for thicker stacks or awkward tag positions.
3. Pin matching
Standard guns typically use standard tag pins, while fine guns require fine tag pins that match the fine needle size (avoid mixing to reduce jams/misfires).
•Install the needle fully and lock it in place before use; if insertion feels tight, re-check the needle lock position and alignment.
•Always test on a hidden seam allowance first—especially on delicate fabrics—to confirm hole visibility and pin hold strength.
•Use the protective needle cap when stored to reduce injury risk (common best practice across retail tag guns).
1) What's the main difference between A3801 and A3802?
A3801 is generally positioned as a standard tag gun, while A3802 is positioned as a fine tag gun for smaller needle holes on lighter fabrics.
2) What does "SL4.3" mean on A3801-SL4.3?
"SL4.3" is used by some suppliers as a long-needle identifier for standard-gun configurations (often treated as a model/variant label).
3) What does "XL4.3" mean on A3802B-XL4.3?
It commonly refers to an extra-long 4.3 cm needle within the fine-gun family for thicker items or deeper reach.
4) Can I use standard tag pins in a fine gun (A3802/A3802B)?
Not recommended. Fine guns typically require fine pins matched to fine needles; mixing increases jam risk and can enlarge holes.
5) Which model is better for socks or towels?
Listings often recommend the longer needle variants (e.g., XL 4.3 cm) for thicker goods like socks/towels.
6) How do I replace the needle?
Typical instructions: open/turn the needle lock outward, insert the needle fully into the channel, then lock it back in.
