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The 14 Series staples are heavy-duty fasteners typically used in construction framework, pallets, and wooden crates. The 90 Series staples are medium-duty, making them ideal for furniture framing, cabinet assembly, paneling, and subflooring.
Yes, 10J staples are light-duty, fine-wire staples featuring a flat crown. They are highly recommended for delicate applications such as furniture upholstery, automotive trimming, leatherwork, and securing fabric to wood bases.
Most staples are manufactured using high-quality galvanized steel to protect against rust and corrosion. For highly demanding, damp, or marine environments, stainless steel options can also be provided.
The crown width is determined by your tool design, while the leg length is selected based on the thickness of the materials being fastened. A general rule is that the staple legs should penetrate the base material by at least twice the thickness of the material being attached.
Yes, these series (14, 80, 90, 92, and 10J) are standardized industry sizes and are fully compatible with standard pneumatic and electric staple guns of corresponding gauge and series specifications.
