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N series staples are heavy-duty fasteners typically used in construction, furniture framing, pallet manufacturing, and roof decking projects where high holding power is required.
90 Series staples feature a narrow crown that provides excellent holding strength while remaining discreet in appearance, making them ideal for cabinetry, trim work, and wood panelling.
No, office staples are made from thin wire designed specifically for paper sheets. Industrial staplers require thicker, high-strength wire gauges to penetrate wood, metal, or composite materials.
The 92 series has a narrower crown and is used for medium-duty fastening, whereas the 71 series features a wider crown, ideal for securing upholstery fabrics, thin plastics, and leather to wooden bases.
The 16 Gauge P Series staple is a heavy wire fastener built for high-shear strength requirements, such as heavy packaging crate assembly, subflooring, and architectural wood structure framing.
