SDI Heavy-Duty Staples (Staple Pins), 23/24 – For 180–240 Sheets

They’re intended for binding 180–240 sheets in one go, depending on factors like paper type, staple position, and the stapler you’re using.

26/6 refers to the staple wire size and leg length: 26-gauge wire with a 6 mm leg length. This combination is geared toward sturdy binding for heavy stacks without excessive damage to the paper.

23/24 indicates the crown size category for these heavy-duty staples. This size is compatible with standard heavy-duty staplers designed to accept 23/24 staples and is intended to support thick stacks securely.

The listing specifies a box of 10, meaning you’ll receive ten packs of SDI heavy-duty staple pins per purchase. This packaging is convenient for ongoing, high-volume stapling tasks.

These staples are intended for use with heavy-duty staplers that support 23/24 staples and have a 26/6 sizing range. Please check your stapler’s user manual or product page to confirm compatibility before purchasing.

Quick loading steps: (1) Open the staple cartridge/magazine of your heavy-duty stapler. (2) Align the staples so the crown sits in the channel. (3) Push the staples into the magazine until they seat fully. (4) Close the magazine and test a staple on a scrap sheet to ensure proper feed. (5) Load your thick stack and staple at the appropriate offset.

Tips to prevent jams: (a) use compatible 23/24 staples with your stapler, (b) ensure the stapler magazine is clean and properly aligned, (c) avoid stapling at the extreme edge or through multiple gaps, (d) don’t exceed the recommended sheet capacity for your specific stapler, (e) occasionally clear any jammed staples or debris from the feed mechanism.

These are standard heavy-duty staples designed for durability and reliable performance. They are typically steel-based staples engineered for strength in high-volume applications. For specific material details or coating information, refer to the product packaging or the manufacturer’s specs on Fepy.

Yes. Their heavy-duty design makes them suitable for a range of environments where thick documents or manuals need binding, including home, office, and school applications.

If you’re evaluating options, you can browse the heavy-duty staples category on Fepy to compare crown sizes, leg lengths, and sheet capacity. See the heavy-duty staples collection here: https://fepy.com/collections/heavy-duty-staples for quick side-by-side comparisons and to find the best fit for your stapler and binding needs.

Value depends on your binding volume and the cost per staple. If you staple thick documents frequently, a box of 10 packs can offer a cost-per-staple advantage and reduce reordering frequency. For price comparisons and potential savings, check the current listings in the heavy-duty staples section on Fepy.