Staples

Galvanized Sencote staples. Best for sheathing, soffits, underlayment, lattice, cabinets, case backs and drawers.

Flat-crown staples have a flat top (crown) with two legs bent downward at 90°. This design provides a larger surface area, making them ideal for fastening applications that demand greater strength than standard staples. They’re especially useful where a smooth, level surface is important — such as securing packages or grouping thick stacks of documents.

The C-staple is the most common box staple. The "C" designation refers to the crown width of the staple. A C-staple has a crown dimension of 1 1/4". It is commonly found in a variety of box staplers. Carton stapling remains an important method for securely closing corrugated boxes. In a world of global transportation using an industrial staple means that the package will arrive unopened. Carton closing staples can also be used as an effective supplement to glue or tape. Leg Length: 5/8" Crown...

3/8" leg, A-11 tacker staples (T50 type), 304 stainless steel. Chisel point. APPLICATIONS: Roofing Tar Paper Insulation Tyvek™ Poly Sheeting Lumber Tagging

Flat-crown staples feature a flat crown (top) and two legs bent downward at 90°. The flat surface area is better suited for fastening applications that require more strength than a standard staple provides and where leveling is a concern, such as grouping thick documents or securing packages.