Staples for plastic welders and plastic fusion tools Aptel AG713A — RS28, 0.8 mm, 100 pcs, silver

Pack of 100 Aptel AG713A staples designed for RS28-type plastic welders and plastic fusion tools. Each staple is 0.8 mm thick with a silver finish and is intended for joining and reinforcing thermoplastic materials. These staples are suitable for mechanical repair and reinforcement of seams, cracks and weak points in molded parts and plastic surfaces commonly encountered in workshop and repair environments.

Advantages

The staples offer consistent thickness and shape for reliable insertion with RS28-style plastic welding guns. Their 0.8 mm profile delivers mechanical strength sufficient for many repair tasks while remaining compatible with standard plastic fusion tool settings. Packaged in a set of 100, they provide multiple repair operations in a single kit and reduce the need for custom fabrication or adhesive-only repairs.

Suitable for

• Repairing cracks and splits in thermoplastic housings and panels
• Reinforcing seams on molded parts and vehicle plastic components
• Workshop and field repairs where mechanical fastening is required
• Restoration of plastic items such as containers, ducts, and equipment covers

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 pieces per pack
• Thickness: 0.8 mm
• Finish: silver
• Compatibility: designed for RS28-type plastic welders and plastic fusion tools
• Material application: suitable for thermoplastic materials

How to use

Prepare the repair area by cleaning and drying the surfaces to remove grease, dust and loose fragments. Fit the staple strip into an RS28-compatible plastic welding/stapling tool according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Heat and insert staples across the damaged area so that the legs anchor into the plastic on both sides of the crack. After insertion, trim or bend any protruding ends as required and smooth the repaired surface with a compatible welding tip or finishing tool.

Usage recommendations

Use in well-ventilated areas and follow the plastic welder manufacturer’s safety guidelines. Select appropriate welding temperature and staple spacing for the specific thermoplastic type to avoid further damage. For best results, combine mechanical stapling with compatible plastic welding rod or patching material when restoring structural strength.