Engineered for optimal drive performance with a unique crowned design for enhanced stability.
Crafted from high-quality high carbon steel to minimize jamming and ensure durability.
Finely honed chisel points provide exceptional penetration for various sheet capacities.
Perfect for a wide range of applications, including home, office, and school use.
Product Description
B8 PowerCrown staples are crafted for ultimate drive performance and designed for use in Bostitch B8E, B8E-Value, B8HC, B8HDP, B8R, B8P (02245), B8RC-FC, B8RC-2G, B8RC, and B8RCB. As this crowned (peaked) staple top is flattened during the staple drive, it forces the staple legs outward so they are more fully supported by the stapler magazine throughout the drive. This delivers more stapling force and reduced buckling for maximum penetration. Staples are constructed from superior quality, high carbon wire to reduce buckling and jamming. The finely honed chisel points deliver maximum penetration for maximum sheet capacity with a 1/4" leg length.
Product Details
Packaged Quantity: 5000 / Box
Product Type: Staples
Leg Length: 0.25"
Crown Width: 0.50"
Features: Chisel Point
Material: High Carbon Steel
Part Number: BOSSTCRP2115-14
Video
An Introduction to What Staple You Should Buy Overview
Transcript :
This is an introduction to what staples you should buy. Iš™ll go over how to search for it, and other information you might not know about staples.
First off, manyš”if not mostš”staplers are labeled with what staple type it uses. This is often found inside, where the staples are loaded in.
If itš™s not labeled, then check product page of the stapler and staplesš”staples especially are labeled with compatible staplers if they are custom. You can also check the box your stapler came in.
Most desktop staplers will use either premium or standard staples. Unless labeled otherwise, these are a 1/4š length. And they come in different sized strips, most commonly with 210 staples.
You may also find staples labeled with a fraction. This number is wire gauge(or thickness), and the length length in millimeters.
For the gauge, the larger the number, the thinner the wire is. So if you see a 26/6 staple, this is a standard sized 1/4š staple. A 26/8 staple is a standard 5/16š staple.
Now, each staple supports a different amount of pagesš”do remember that your stapler will determine the limit because it will only support certain size of staples.
Some staples use custom staples, like cartridges. In this case, custom staples are usually well labeled with what stapler they are used in.
If, when you staple, two staples come out at the same time. This probably means you need heavy duty staples. The gauge on these are thicker than standard staples.
If your staples are only getting stuck, then you might need a thinner gauge of staple. Or more commonly, you might need to buy a new stapler.
These staples fit my ancient Bostitch stapler just fine!
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nancy m.
Long lost staple size is found!
I bought these for my friend. He said he could not find them in the hardware store. He is very happy with the staples and apparently they work fine in the stapler. I haven't heard any complaints from him.
