Fine Wire Staple

Fine Wire Staples

Fine wire staples are ideal for attaching fabrics, thin metal labels, wire mesh and thin strips of wood, for example.

Fine wire staples are thinner thanflat wire staplesand thus destroy as little tissue as possible.

Staple Material

How to choose the right material for your application​​​​​​​ 

Galvanized
staples

General use staple with a good durability and strength.

Copper coated
staples

Used most in packaging goods.

Stainless steel
staples

Used for applications that require long lasting durability.

Aluminum
staples

Widely used in saw mills.

Staple Wire

The staples wire dimensions. We divide the staple wires into the following three categories, fine wire, medium wire, and heavy wire — all with their specific uses for different applications.

Fine wire

Fine wire staples are the thinnest type of staples. It is for delicate applications where the staple needs to be discrete with low visibility and where the back of the staple should be unexposed. Fine wire staples are the most common type for upholstery and framing because it has a minimal effect when attaching fabric (textiles) to wood or plastic. And it is the go-to wire when you work with breathable membrane or vinyl.
 

Applications:

Furniture Upholstery, Vinyl, and trim, Picture frames, Automotive upholstery, Labeling

Medium wire

The next step up from fine wire is medium wire staples if you need a thicker staple for your application. A medium wire staple is an excellent staple for upholstery, but compared to a fine wire staple, it produces more holding power. This type of staple has a superb wood on wood joining capability and is therefore often used in manufacturing where the fine wire staple is not enough. The medium wire is also widely used when joining with plastic.
 

Applications:

Furniture, Pallet, Crate, Sheathing, Subflooring, Packaging

Heavy wire

Heavy wire staple is the thickest type of staple and is the one to use when the job demands a robust staple. Due to its thickness, it takes up a more substantial area when used compared to its fine and medium wire counterparts. But it provides higher holding power and is excellent when joining on wood or plastic on thick surfaces. The heavy wire is often you in house construction and in applications where you need a really robust joining.
 

Applications:

Furniture framework, Roof shingles, House manufacturing, Packaging

Guage

Many manufacturers state the wire diameter in the measurement gauge. It works as following the higher the gauge number is, the thinner the wire is, the lower the gauge is the thicker the wire. See below how the gauge number relates to the wire type.
 
Gauage222120181716151410.5
Fine Wire      
Medium Wire        
Heavy Wire    

Staple Point

Chisel point staple​​​​​​​

The staple point is the first part of the staple coming in contact with the fastening material. The staple points come in various designs, where all are specialized to provide the correct holding power for the application. We use the most common design, the chisel point design.

Chisel point staple has the design of the letter V, where the two flat inclined side meets at a sharp angle. The design makes it possible to drive the staple straight into the material to the crown of the staple.

Staple Crown

 

The staple crown is the top middle part of the staples holding the two legs together. There are three types of crowns (narrow crown staples, medium crown staples, wide crown staples).

Narrow crown staples

The narrow crown is the smallest type of crown. It is easy to hide in applications after joining. It covers a smaller area then medium and wide crown staples. Often used for finish and trim and other delicate jobs, but it is also great for wood and panel work. Durable and strong, it is suitable for fastening tongue-and-groove boards, panels, fibreboards and wire mesh, among other things.
 

Applications:

Molding, Cabinets, Trim, Paneling, Drawers, Upholstery, Giftboxes, Fruitboxes
 

Our narrow crown staples:

4J, 97, 90, 92 etc.

Medium crown staples

Medium crown staples is as its name the crown type that comes in between narrow and wide crown staples. Used when you need to cover a larger area on your material than narrow crown allows you to do. It has more uses than a narrow crown staple and is often used in home construction.
 

 

Applications:

Furniture, Pallet, Crate, Sheathing, Subflooring, Packaging, Bedding
 

Our medium crown staples:

71, 72, 14, 80, 50, A11, 10J, STCR5019, Q, GS16, BCS4, 14, N, M etc.

Wide crown staples

Of all the crown widths, this is the broadest crown type. Wide crown staples have a lot of similar uses as medium crown staples. When esthetics is not as necessary, a wide crown staple is a great choice. It covers a large area then narrow and medium crowns.
 



Applications:

Carton closing, Packaging
 

 

Our wide crown staples:

32, 35, BCS2, GSW16, P etc.

Fine wire staples are particularly suited
to these tasks.

Upholstery​

Vinyl and Trim​

Upholstering Chairs​​​​​​​

Picture Frames

Furniture Frames

Fastening Fabrics

Type of Fine Wire Staples

20 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 50 Series Fine Wire Staples

Overview 20 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 50 Series Fine Wire Staples ● For use in 20 Gauge staplers. ● Great for upholstery,

20 Gauge 3/8 Inch Crown A11 Fine Wire Staples

Overview 20 Gauge 3/8 Inch Crown A11 Fine Wire Staples  ● High quality galvanized staple. ● Great for roofing felt, house wrap,

20 Gauge 4J Series 5.2mm Crown Fine Wire Staples

Overview 20 Gauge 4J Series 5.2mm Crown Fine Wire Staples ● For use in 20 Gauge staplers. ● Great for roofing felt,

20 Gauge 7/16 Inch Crown 10J Series Fine Wire Staples

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Overview 20 Gauge 7/16 Inch Crown 10J Series Fine Wire Staples ● For use in 20 Gauge staplers. ● Great for upholstery,

20 Gauge STCR5019 Galvanized Upholstery Staples

Overview 20 Gauge STCR5019 Galvanized Upholstery Staples ● High quality galvanized staple. ● Great for roofing felt, house wrap, upholstery, furniture trim,

21 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 80 Series Fine Wire Staples

Overview 21 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 80 Series Fine Wire Staples ● For use in 21 Gauge staplers. ● Great for upholstery,

21 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 84 Series Fine Wire Staples

Overview 21 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 84 Series Fine Wire Staples ● For use in 21 Gauge staplers. ● Great for upholstery,

21 Gauge 3/16 Inch Crown 97 Series Fine Wire Staples

Overview 21 Gauge 3/16 Inch Crown 97 Series Fine Wire Staples ● For use in 21 Gauge 3/16 inch crown staplers.

22 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 72 Series Upholstery Staples

Overview 22 Gauge 1/2 Inch Crown 72 Series Upholstery Staples   ● For use in 22 Gauge staplers. ● Great for upholstery,

22 Gauge 13 Series Galvanized Upholstery Staples

Overview 22 Gauge 13 Series Galvanized Upholstery Staples ● High quality galvanized staple. ● Great for roofing felt, house wrap, upholstery, furniture

22 Gauge 3/8 Inch Crown 14 Series Fine Wire Staples

Overview 22 Gauge 3/8 Inch Crown 14 Series Fine Wire Staples ● Known also as T50 staples. ● Great for roofing felt,

22 Gauge 3/8 Inch Crown 71 Series Fine Wire Staples

Overview 22 Gauge 3/8 Inch Crown 71 Series Fine Wire Staples ● For use in 71 series staplers ● Great for roofing

22 Gauge 73 Series Galvanized Plier Staples

Overview 22 Gauge 73 Series Galvanized Plier Staples ● Suitable for HD31 Stapling Pliers. ● Galvanised superstrong wire. ● SPEED – Staples fasten

22 Gauge 73 Series Galvanized Plier Staples

Overview 22 Gauge 73 Series Galvanized Plier Staples ● Suitable for HD31 Stapling Pliers. ● Galvanised superstrong wire. ● SPEED – Staples fasten

Welcome To Visit Our Factory

Al-Madina Steel is one of the most important leading companies in the manufacture of fasteners in the Middle East. We are present in the Arab Republic of Egypt, where the unique location between the countries of the world from the East and the West. We have been present for more than 15 years. We are proud to export to many Arab, African, European and American countries, as the countries we export to have reached more than 45 countries around the world are proud of our quality and our goal is always and forever Quality first and foremost and the trust of our customers and maintaining them for a permanent relationship is what we aspire to and strive for.

Cooperation Process

FAQ

STAPLES

Getting the right staple length is crucial when deciding which staple you should choose. The thickness or density of the material you are fastening determines what leg length you should use for your application.

we talk about the staple wire, we mean the staples wire dimensions. For simplification, we divide the staple wires into the following three categories, fine wire, medium wire, and heavy wire — all with their specific uses for different applications.

Yes, we can provide professional outer packaging design.

Great for roofing felt, house wrap, upholstery, furniture trim, automotive vinyl and trim, picture frames, bedding, furniture frames, molding.

Almost any fine wire and medium wire staples can be used for upholstery.

Aluminum: this softer metal is good for staples that shouldn’t attract magnets. They are easy to remove and soft enough to cut without damaging a saw or scissors.
Galvanized steel: steel wire with a coating of zinc resists corrosion. Staples made of galvanized steel can handle humid or damp environments without corroding or rusting. As a result, they tend to last a long time.
Stainless steel: stainless steel staples have higher corrosion and rust resistance than galvanized steel, and they are more protected from heat and have more endurance for salty environments. They also look shiny and modern.
Copper-coated: most often used for closing cardboard cartons, copper-coated wire looks great and handle humid environments well.
Colored wire: standard office staples with a color coating for appearance or color-coding.
When choosing staples, you must match the type of staple to the tool you are using to the job you’re doing. To do this, you should understand that staple types are defined not just by the type of wire they’re made of, but also by their width and the length of their “legs,” the parts that penetrate the materials you are fastening together.
 
When selecting a staple, start with the type of work you’re doing and the tools you’ll use, as well as the materials you are fastening together. Make note of any special conditions, such as outdoor exposure to humidity or salt, considerations about the appearance of the result, and the quantity of staples you’ll need to complete the job. If you have questions about which staples match your tool or your project, contact Us for information.

Factory

Yes,we not only have our own factory.

We are pleased to send you the sample to test the quality and market.

Yes, OEM service is available.

It usually takes about 20-30 working days to produce one order.

Normally T/T 30% in advance and T/T 70% before shipment.

Yes, different models can be mixed in one container, but the quantity of each model should not be less than MOQ.

We always pay great attention to quality control from the very beginning and every product was tested piece by piece before delivery.

Yes, we have CE, SGS,ISO, ect.

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