10J staples are highly versatile and widely used in woodworking, furniture upholstery, interior decoration, and automotive trim fastening, offering reliable holding power for light-duty projects.
The primary differences are the wire gauge and crown width. 71 Series staples have a finer wire suited for delicate upholstery and fabrics, whereas 80 Series staples feature a wider crown and thicker wire, ideal for heavy-duty padding and packaging.
Yes, our staples are manufactured to meet standard international specifications. However, always verify that your specific stapler model supports the gauge, length, and crown width of the staples you choose.
Our staples are manufactured using high-quality galvanized steel, copper-coated steel, or stainless steel options. This ensures superior resistance to oxidation and corrosion, even in high-humidity environments.
No, office staples are designed solely for thin paper binding and light desktop work. For framing, pallet building, and construction, heavy-duty alternatives such as N staples or thick wire staples are required.