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26/6 refers to the staple size: a 26-gauge wire with a 6 mm crown width, suitable for light to medium thickness paper stacks in most standard 26/6 staplers.

Yes. They’re designed to fit most staplers that accept standard 26/6 staples.

Each pack contains 20 staples. It’s a convenient quantity for quick, frequent use in smaller tasks or light binding jobs.

Rust resistance helps prevent corrosion over time, which can extend staple life, maintain a neat appearance, and reduce the risk of document damage during binding.

Open the stapler’s magazine, place the staples so the sharp ends point downward, close the magazine, and then press the top to staple. Ensure you’re using 26/6 staples and that the stapler is compatible with this size.

They're well-suited for everyday documents like assignments, reports, memos, and school handouts—typically up to light- to medium-thickness stacks depending on your stapler’s capacity.

If you’re exploring alternatives on Fepy, you can consider these comparable options (all available on Fepy): - Kangaro 26/6 Rust Resistant 1M Pack (100 staples): https://fepy.com/product/kangaro-staples-26-6-rust-resistant-1m-pack-100 - 3M Staples 26/6 Rust-Resistant 1M Pack: https://fepy.com/product/3m-staples-26-6-rust-resistant-1m-pack - GBC Staples 26/6 Rust-Resistant Pack 200: https://fepy.com/product/gbc-staples-26-6-rust-resistant-pack-200

Yes. Keep staples out of reach of children, avoid handling loose edges to prevent punctures, and store the pack in its original packaging or a closed container to prevent accidental ingestion or injury.

These staples are designed for regular binding tasks and light-to-medium stacks. For very thick bundles, you might prefer a larger pack or a different staple size that matches your stapler’s capacity and the document thickness.

They offer rust resistance for durability, smooth stapling with reduced jamming, compatibility with standard 26/6 staplers, and a compact 20-staple pack that’s handy for frequent use without bulk.

Store them in a dry place away from moisture, ideally in the original packaging or a sealed container to prevent rust and corrosion over time.