دبابيس كانجارو (24/8-1M) متينة مقاومة للصدأ

The 24/8 designation indicates the staple size (gauge and leg length). It’s intended for thicker stacks of paper and is compatible with most heavy-duty staplers that accept 24/8 staples. Always check your stapler’s size requirements to be sure.

Each box contains 1,000 staples (1M).

These are designed for standard heavy-duty desk staplers that accept 24/8 staples. If your stapler’s specifications list 24/8 or similar heavy-duty sizes, it should be compatible.

Yes. The rust-resistant coating helps maintain strength and performance over time, especially in environments where moisture or humidity could affect metal staples.

They’re best for binding thicker stacks of papers, such as reports, bulk handouts, school projects, and large office file sets where a secure hold is important.

Open the stapler magazine, place the stack of 24/8 staples into the magazine with the points facing down, close the magazine, and ensure the stapler is ready for use. If your stapler uses a strip or coil system, follow the device’s loading steps for heavy-duty staples.

Turn off the stapler, remove any visible staples jammed in the mechanism, clear the anvil area, reload the staples properly, and test on a scrap sheet before proceeding with your project.

Both are heavy-duty Kangaro staples, but 24/8 uses a longer leg length for thicker stacks, which can provide a stronger bind on multi-page documents compared with 24/6. For a direct look, compare the two on Fepy at https://fepy.com/product/kangaro-staples-24-6-1m-heavy-duty and review how the leg length impacts binding.

26/6 staples have a different size (slimmer profile and shorter leg) and are often used for lighter stacks or different staplers. If you’re binding thick documents, 24/8-1M typically provides a stronger hold. See the alternative on Fepy at https://fepy.com/product/kangaro-staples-26-6-1m-heavy-duty for details.

For high-volume usage, the 1M box usually offers lower cost per staple and reduces the need for frequent reordering, delivering better value over time for busy offices or schools.

Store in a dry place away from children. Use the correct size for your stapler to avoid misfires. Handle bent or damaged staples with care to prevent injuries, and dispose of any damaged staples safely.