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The 71 Series staples are fine wire staples commonly used for upholstery, fabric, and light wood applications. The 90 Series staples feature a narrower crown and thicker wire gauge, making them ideal for heavy-duty woodworking, cabinetry, and flooring where stronger holding power is required.
10J staples are compatible with most standard pneumatic 10J staple guns (commonly referred to as 10J nailers). Always check your tool's specifications to ensure it supports a 10mm crown width and the appropriate leg length.
Our industrial staples are manufactured using premium grade steel, with options available in galvanized finish for rust resistance, or stainless steel for maximum corrosion protection in outdoor and marine environments.
As a general rule, the staple leg length should be at least three times the thickness of the material you are fastening. For harder woods, a leg length of twice the material thickness is typically sufficient to ensure a secure hold.
Yes, N Series staples (typically 16-gauge medium crown staples) are highly robust and widely used in heavy-duty construction applications such as sheathing, subflooring, roof decking, and crate assembly.
