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Capacity depends on paper weight. For standard office paper (around 80 gsm), you can typically bind a sizable stack—often in the range of 30–40 sheets per staple. Heavier stacks may require more frequent stapling or alternative binding methods.

Yes. The Extra Strong staples are built with rust-resistant quality to provide secure binding and durability over time.

They’re designed for jam-free performance with compatible staplers. To minimize jams, use a stapler that supports 24/10 staples and keep the staples loaded as directed by your device’s manual.

Open the stapler’s loading channel, align the strip of staples with the magazine guide, insert so that the staples feed correctly, close the channel, and test by staples a few sheets to ensure smooth feeding.

Most standard desktop and high-capacity staplers that accept 24/10 staples will work. Always check your stapler’s manual to confirm compatibility with 24/10 size and 10 mm leg length.

They’re great for heavy office files, thick reports, legal documents, archives, and other scenarios where keeping multiple pages securely bound is important.

Store in a dry, cool place in their original packaging or a sealed container to prevent moisture exposure, which can lead to rust or corrosion over time.

Yes. Always handle staplers with care, avoid stapling near fingers, keep staples away from children, and use a staple remover when needed to prevent injuries or damage.

If you’re choosing between heavy-duty options, you can consider these alternatives on Fepy: Kangaro Staples Extra Strong 24/6-1M (for slightly lighter loads) and Kangaro Staples Ultra Heavy-Duty 26/6-1M (for even thicker stacks). See product pages for exact specs and suitability: https://fepy.com/product/kangaro-staples-extra-strong-24-6-1m and https://fepy.com/product/kangaro-staples-ultra-heavy-duty-26-6-1m

Yes. A bulk pack reduces per-staple cost and minimizes the need for frequent reordering, making it cost-effective for high-volume binding tasks.

Check the stapler compatibility (24/10 size and 10 mm leg length), the thickness of documents you bind, and how frequently you bind large stacks. If you regularly bind thick documents, these staples offer strong binding and dependable performance.