Staples AWTools AWBL40551 — 11.4 mm width, 6 mm depth, 1000 pcs

AWTools AWBL40551 staples are metal fastening elements designed for use with compatible staple guns and manual staplers. Each staple has a crown width of 11.4 mm and leg depth of 6 mm. Made of hardened fine steel wire with a galvanised finish and sharpened V-shaped chisel points, these staples are supplied in packs of 1000 pieces and are suitable for a wide range of light fastening tasks in both indoor and outdoor environments.

Advantages

The hardened fine steel construction and galvanised coating provide corrosion resistance and consistent performance. Sharpened V-shaped chisel points reduce insertion force and improve penetration into materials, ensuring a secure hold. The 11.4 mm crown and 6 mm leg depth offer a balance between surface coverage and penetration depth suitable for light upholstery, crafts and general repairs. A pack of 1000 pieces minimises interruptions during extended tasks.

Suitable for

• Upholstery of light furniture and cushions
• Fixing fabrics, paper and cardboard
• Attaching thin plastics, wraps and foam
• Securing fine mesh and light screening
• DIY, crafts and general home repairs

Key specifications

• Crown width: 11.4 mm
• Leg depth: 6 mm
• Material: hardened fine steel wire
• Finish: galvanised
• Tip: sharpened V-shaped chisel point
• Quantity per pack: 1000 pieces
• Approximate package weight: ~60 g

How to use

Select a compatible staple gun or manual stapler that accepts 11.4 mm crown staples with a 6 mm leg depth. Load the strip of staples into the magazine following the tool manufacturer's instructions. Position the material to be fastened on a stable work surface and align the stapler over the target area. Press or trigger the stapler firmly to drive the staple legs through the material and into the substrate. For thicker layers or harder substrates, check staple penetration and, if necessary, use a staple with a longer leg or adjust tool settings.

Usage recommendations

For best results, test a small area first to confirm adequate penetration and holding. Use galvanised staples for tasks exposed to occasional moisture; for prolonged outdoor exposure, consider additional corrosion-resistant fasteners. Keep hands clear of the stapler nose, wear safety glasses when working with power tools, and store unused packs in a dry place.