Rapid Heavy-Duty Staples (Staple Pins), 23/12 — 1,000 Staples, for 60–90 Sheets

The 23/12 designation refers to the staple size (23 gauge with 12 mm leg length). Use these staples with staplers that support 23/12 heavy‑duty staples to ensure proper feeding and secure binding.

The product comes in a box of 5,000 staples. This high-volume pack is designed for frequent, large-stapling tasks in busy offices or industrial settings.

Open the stapler, insert the staple strip with the crown facing upward, ensure the staples are aligned and feeding correctly, close the stapler, and test on scrap sheets before binding your main set.

Use a stapler designed for 23/12 staples, avoid overbending the paper stack, fan the sheets slightly to reduce resistance, load fresh staples if you encounter resistance, and test a few sheets first to calibrate tension.

They’re well-suited for office reports, training manuals, product binders, large documentation packets, and any project requiring secure binding of thick stacks.

Yes. Keep staples away from children, handle the stapler and staples with dry hands to avoid slipping, and store staples in a dry place to prevent rust. Always load and operate the stapler following the manufacturer’s instructions.

These 23/12 heavy-duty staples are built for high-volume binding and strong performance. If you need more quantity, the 5,000-staple variant offers greater value per staple. For different volumes or sizes, you can compare with other Rapid 23/12 or 23/13 options available on Fepy.

You can compare the current 5,000‑staple package with the Rapid Heavy-Duty Staples 23/12 5,000-staple variant here: https://fepy.com/product/rapid-heavy-duty-staples-23-12-5000-staples

Yes, Fepy offers other 23/12 and 23/13 variants in various pack sizes. Exploring these options helps you match the staple to your specific sheet count and stapler model. For example, you can view alternatives here: https://fepy.com/product/rapid-heavy-duty-staples-23-13-1000-staples

Store staples in a cool, dry place away from moisture and humidity. Keep them in their original packaging or a sealed container to prevent rust and contamination. Periodically inspect for any corrosion or bent staples and replace as needed.