Stanley Type G 6mm Heavy Duty Staples -1000 Pcs

The pack contains 1000 staples, each with a 6 mm leg. They’re made from durable steel and come in a strong plastic-wrapped package to keep the contents organized and protected.

They’re well-suited for binding reports, upholstering chairs, securing heavier materials in craft projects, and general heavy-duty fastening tasks where a sturdy hold is needed.

Use a compatible heavy-duty stapler that accepts 6 mm Type G staples. Load the staples properly, align the stapler with your material, and press firmly. Always test on a scrap piece first to ensure the right depth and grip.

They’re suitable for plastics, fabrics, light wood, cardboard, foam, and similar materials. For very hard substrates, test first to ensure clean penetration and avoid damage.

Keep the stapler clean and functioning, use fresh undamaged staples, avoid overfilling, ensure proper alignment, and apply steady driving force. If a staple jams, open the magazine and clear the jam carefully.

Wear eye protection when stapling, keep fingers away from the anvil, securely clamp or hold the workpiece, and store staples in their original packaging or a sealed container to prevent spills.

Store in a cool, dry place, preferably in the original packaging to maintain organization and prevent moisture exposure.

Yes—Fepy offers returns according to their standard policy. If you need to return, contact Fepy’s support for assistance.

Yes. With 1000 staples per box, the unit cost is low, making them a cost-effective option for bulk or ongoing use compared with smaller packs.

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The 6 mm staples are suitable for most general heavy-duty applications, offering a strong grip with a shorter leg. An 8 mm staple penetrates deeper and may be better for thicker or denser materials, but it requires compatible equipment and can alter the appearance and finish. Always confirm compatibility with your stapler and test on a sample material.