Staples

Staples are fastening supplies used in commercial maintenance, installation, and trade work. This category includes heavy-duty staples for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt; galvanized steel staples for staple-driven fastening work; and plastic insulated cable staples for securing compatible wire and cable to wooden studs.

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Helpful Buying Guide

Choose staples by fastening format, dimensions, and job quantity

Start with the staple type required for the work. The selection includes narrow crown staples for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt; galvanized steel fine, medium, and wide crown staples for staple-based fastening; and nail-in plastic saddle staples for routing compatible cable or wire along wooden studs. Then compare the listed gauge, crown, length or size, and pack quantity against the requirements of the application and compatible tool or cable.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Heavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 1/2 in., 1,250-PackHeavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 1/2 in., 1,250-PackWBB219948720 Gauge Galvanized Steel Staples, 1/4 in. Length, 1/2 in. Crown, 5,000 Pack20 Gauge Galvanized Steel Staples, 1/4 in. Length, 1/2 in. Crown, 5,000 PackWBB21438811/2-Inch 2-Conductor Plastic Insulated Cable Staples, White, 500-Pack1/2-Inch 2-Conductor Plastic Insulated Cable Staples, White, 500-PackWBB3148823Heavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 5/16 in., 1,000 PackHeavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 5/16 in., 1,000 PackWBB983883
Use Cases

Match staples to the installation task

Heavy-duty narrow crown staples are listed for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt. Galvanized steel staples support staple-fastening work, while insulated cable and wire staples help hold compatible runs in place on wooden studs.

How to Choose

Check the dimensions that matter

For fastening staples, compare the listed gauge, crown profile, and staple length or size. For cable staples, select the stated two-conductor or wire application and the listed 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch size.

Applications

Plan for the material being secured

Narrow crown products are represented for installation materials such as insulation and roofing felt. Plastic-saddle options are represented for nonmetallic cable, bell telephone wire, and thermostat wire routed to wooden studs.

Additional Info

Choose a pack size for the scope of work

Available quantities range from 500 packs to 10,000-count boxes and packs, with a 3,000-piece pail also represented. Higher-count options help maintain supplies for repeated fastening or cable-installation work.

16 & 20 gaugeListed wire gauges

Available among galvanized steel fastening staples.

500 to 10,000Pieces per package

Pack quantities represented across the category.

1/4 to 2 in.Listed staple lengths

Shown on selected fastening staples.

1/2 & 3/4 in.Cable staple sizes

Represented for two-conductor cable staples.

Comparison Guide

Compare staple types at a glance

Use this overview to separate the real product formats represented in the category before selecting exact dimensions and quantities.

Staple typeListed applications or formatExamples of listed selection factors
Heavy-duty narrow crown staplesInsulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt5/16-inch or 1/2-inch size; 1,000 or 1,250 count
Galvanized steel fastening staplesStaple-driven fastening work16 or 20 gauge; fine, medium, or wide crown; 1/4-inch to 2-inch listed lengths; 5,000 or 10,000 count
Plastic insulated cable and wire staplesCompatible cable or wire secured to wooden studsTwo-conductor cable or bell telephone and thermostat wire; 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch cable sizes; 500 to 4,000 count
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Staple styles

Identify the staple family before comparing sizes

The category includes several distinct formats designed around different fastening needs. Selecting the right family helps narrow the choices before reviewing individual dimensions.

  • Heavy-duty narrow crown staples are listed for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt.
  • Fine wire, medium crown, and wide crown galvanized steel staples are listed for staple-driven fastening work.
  • Plastic insulated cable staples use a saddle design to hold compatible cable or wire on wooden studs.
  • Bell telephone and thermostat wire staples are nail-in products with a plastic saddle.
Dimensions and construction

Compare the listed specifications with the application

Staple specifications vary across the selection. Review the stated gauge, crown, leg length, or overall size, as applicable, and use the product information to match the fastening requirement.

  • Listed wire gauges include 16 gauge and 20 gauge.
  • Listed crown sizes include narrow crown, 7/16-inch medium crown, 1/2-inch crown, and 1-inch wide crown.
  • Listed staple lengths or sizes include 1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, and 2 inches.
  • Several fastening staples are galvanized steel and feature a chisel or chisel cutting point.
Quantity planning

Stock for one project or ongoing replenishment

Pack quantity is a practical comparison point when buying staples for maintenance, installation, or regular operations. Choose a count that aligns with the expected amount of repeated fastening work.

  • 500-count packs are represented for selected cable staples.
  • 1,000- and 1,250-count packs are represented for heavy-duty narrow crown staples.
  • 4,000- and 5,000-count packs are represented for wire and fastening staples.
  • 10,000-count boxes and packs are represented for selected galvanized steel staples.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What are heavy-duty narrow crown staples used for?

They are listed for installation work involving insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt.

What should I compare when selecting galvanized steel staples?

Compare the listed gauge, crown profile, staple length, point style, and package quantity with the fastening requirements.

Which staples are available for cable installation?

The category includes two-conductor plastic insulated cable staples and nail-in plastic saddle staples for bell telephone and thermostat wire.

What package quantities are represented?

Represented quantities include 500, 1,000, 1,250, 3,000, 4,000, 5,000, and 10,000 pieces.

Helpful Buying Guide

Choose staples by fastening format, dimensions, and job quantity

Start with the staple type required for the work. The selection includes narrow crown staples for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt; galvanized steel fine, medium, and wide crown staples for staple-based fastening; and nail-in plastic saddle staples for routing compatible cable or wire along wooden studs. Then compare the listed gauge, crown, length or size, and pack quantity against the requirements of the application and compatible tool or cable.

Visual Guide

Popular examples in this category

Heavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 1/2 in., 1,250-PackHeavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 1/2 in., 1,250-PackWBB219948720 Gauge Galvanized Steel Staples, 1/4 in. Length, 1/2 in. Crown, 5,000 Pack20 Gauge Galvanized Steel Staples, 1/4 in. Length, 1/2 in. Crown, 5,000 PackWBB21438811/2-Inch 2-Conductor Plastic Insulated Cable Staples, White, 500-Pack1/2-Inch 2-Conductor Plastic Insulated Cable Staples, White, 500-PackWBB3148823Heavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 5/16 in., 1,000 PackHeavy-Duty Narrow Crown Staples, 5/16 in., 1,000 PackWBB983883
Use Cases

Match staples to the installation task

Heavy-duty narrow crown staples are listed for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt. Galvanized steel staples support staple-fastening work, while insulated cable and wire staples help hold compatible runs in place on wooden studs.

How to Choose

Check the dimensions that matter

For fastening staples, compare the listed gauge, crown profile, and staple length or size. For cable staples, select the stated two-conductor or wire application and the listed 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch size.

Applications

Plan for the material being secured

Narrow crown products are represented for installation materials such as insulation and roofing felt. Plastic-saddle options are represented for nonmetallic cable, bell telephone wire, and thermostat wire routed to wooden studs.

Additional Info

Choose a pack size for the scope of work

Available quantities range from 500 packs to 10,000-count boxes and packs, with a 3,000-piece pail also represented. Higher-count options help maintain supplies for repeated fastening or cable-installation work.

16 & 20 gaugeListed wire gauges

Available among galvanized steel fastening staples.

500 to 10,000Pieces per package

Pack quantities represented across the category.

1/4 to 2 in.Listed staple lengths

Shown on selected fastening staples.

1/2 & 3/4 in.Cable staple sizes

Represented for two-conductor cable staples.

Comparison Guide

Compare staple types at a glance

Use this overview to separate the real product formats represented in the category before selecting exact dimensions and quantities.

Staple typeListed applications or formatExamples of listed selection factors
Heavy-duty narrow crown staplesInsulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt5/16-inch or 1/2-inch size; 1,000 or 1,250 count
Galvanized steel fastening staplesStaple-driven fastening work16 or 20 gauge; fine, medium, or wide crown; 1/4-inch to 2-inch listed lengths; 5,000 or 10,000 count
Plastic insulated cable and wire staplesCompatible cable or wire secured to wooden studsTwo-conductor cable or bell telephone and thermostat wire; 1/2-inch or 3/4-inch cable sizes; 500 to 4,000 count
Planning Guide

Plan the right fit before choosing

Staple styles

Identify the staple family before comparing sizes

The category includes several distinct formats designed around different fastening needs. Selecting the right family helps narrow the choices before reviewing individual dimensions.

  • Heavy-duty narrow crown staples are listed for insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt.
  • Fine wire, medium crown, and wide crown galvanized steel staples are listed for staple-driven fastening work.
  • Plastic insulated cable staples use a saddle design to hold compatible cable or wire on wooden studs.
  • Bell telephone and thermostat wire staples are nail-in products with a plastic saddle.
Dimensions and construction

Compare the listed specifications with the application

Staple specifications vary across the selection. Review the stated gauge, crown, leg length, or overall size, as applicable, and use the product information to match the fastening requirement.

  • Listed wire gauges include 16 gauge and 20 gauge.
  • Listed crown sizes include narrow crown, 7/16-inch medium crown, 1/2-inch crown, and 1-inch wide crown.
  • Listed staple lengths or sizes include 1/4 inch, 5/16 inch, 1/2 inch, 3/4 inch, 1 inch, and 2 inches.
  • Several fastening staples are galvanized steel and feature a chisel or chisel cutting point.
Quantity planning

Stock for one project or ongoing replenishment

Pack quantity is a practical comparison point when buying staples for maintenance, installation, or regular operations. Choose a count that aligns with the expected amount of repeated fastening work.

  • 500-count packs are represented for selected cable staples.
  • 1,000- and 1,250-count packs are represented for heavy-duty narrow crown staples.
  • 4,000- and 5,000-count packs are represented for wire and fastening staples.
  • 10,000-count boxes and packs are represented for selected galvanized steel staples.
FAQ

Common questions before buying

What are heavy-duty narrow crown staples used for?

They are listed for installation work involving insulation, carpet underlayment, and roofing felt.

What should I compare when selecting galvanized steel staples?

Compare the listed gauge, crown profile, staple length, point style, and package quantity with the fastening requirements.

Which staples are available for cable installation?

The category includes two-conductor plastic insulated cable staples and nail-in plastic saddle staples for bell telephone and thermostat wire.

What package quantities are represented?

Represented quantities include 500, 1,000, 1,250, 3,000, 4,000, 5,000, and 10,000 pieces.

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