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They differ primarily in wire gauge size, crown width, and leg length. N staples are designed for heavy-duty construction applications, 10J staples are commonly used in light-duty woodworking and upholstery, and 71 series fine wire staples are ideal for delicate fabric and trim work.
These staples are primarily manufactured from high-quality galvanized steel, stainless steel, or aluminum to ensure superior tensile strength, long-term durability, and excellent rust protection.
No, office staples are much thinner and softer than industrial fasteners. Using them in pneumatic tools can cause severe jamming, tool damage, or incomplete fastening results.
Wide crown staples are ideal for holding down weak materials like roofing felt or paper. Narrow crown staples are best for trim, cabinets, and hidden fastening where a clean finish is required.
Yes, our industrial staple series are designed and manufactured to international standard specifications, ensuring full compatibility with leading tool brands on the market.
