Heavy Wire Staple

Specification Of Heavy Wire Staples

  • The thicker wire gauge of 18 to 20 provides higher strength and rigidity for stapling cardboard, wood panels, and similar materials.
  • The wider crown width of 3/16 to 1/4 inch provides greater gripping area and holding power for thicker and heavier sheets, stacks of papers, and bundles of wires.
  • The longer leg length of 3/4 to 1 1/4 inches allows the staples to penetrate deeper into various substrates, achieving optimum anchorage and stability.

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Heavy duty wire staples, also known as fence staples, Compared to fine wire staples, heavy wire staples are designed to fasten heavier materials with their greater strength, holding power, and anchorage.

Come In A Variety Of Sizes For Different Applications:

• 1-1/2 to 2 inches –
These are small staples typically used to secure wire fencing to wooden posts. They are suitable for most residential fencing needs.

• 2 to 3 inches –
Medium sized staples used for securing wire fencing to wooden posts. They provide more holding power than the smaller staples. Often used for small livestock fencing.

• 3 to 4 inches –
Large staples used for securing wire fencing to wooden posts. Provides strong holding power for wire fencing used for livestock. Also suitable for wire mesh fencing.

• 4 inches and over –
Extra large staples, also known as ‘bull staples’, used for high-tensile wire fencing for cattle and horses. Provides the strongest hold of all wire staples. Usually requires a heavy-duty fencing staple gun to drive them in.

• Round crown vs flat crown –
Round crown staples have a rounded top and are easier to drive into wood. Flat crown staples have a wedge-shaped flat top and provide more surface area to grip the wire. Flat crown is better for high-tension wire.

• Galvanized vs stainless steel –
Galvanized staples provide basic corrosion resistance. stainless steel heavy duty staples last longer, especially in high moisture environments. More expensive but more durable.

• Fencing staple guns –
Heavy duty fencing staples, especially the larger sizes, require the use of a powerful fencing staple gun to drive them into wooden posts. Manual and air-powered staple guns are available for different needs.

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