Staple cartridges BOXER BOXER-Q 23/13, 23 mm crown, 13 mm leg, 1000 pcs

BOXER BOXER-Q 23/13 staple cartridges provide 1000 precision-formed staples designed for use with staplers that accept 23/13 staples. Each staple features a 23 mm crown and 13 mm leg length, offering a balance of holding surface and penetration depth appropriate for upholstery, insulation, light construction and general fastening tasks. The cartridges are arranged for quick loading and consistent feed in compatible pneumatic and manual staplers.

Advantages

These staple cartridges deliver uniform staple shape and consistent clinch for repeatable results across batches. The 23 mm crown gives broad contact with materials to improve load distribution while the 13 mm leg length reaches through layered materials without excessive protrusion. Packaged in a 1000-piece cartridge, they reduce reload frequency and downtime. The staples are suitable for frequent use in professional and DIY applications where dependable holding strength is required.

Suitable for

• Upholstery and furniture refurbishment
• Insulation attachment and vapor barrier fastening
• Light framing, paneling and trim work
• Attaching fabrics, canvases, and heavy textiles
• General repair and maintenance fastening tasks

Key specifications

• Crown width: 23 mm
• Leg length: 13 mm
• Quantity: 1000 staples per cartridge
• Format: Cartridge for compatible manual and pneumatic staplers
• Intended use: Fixed clinch fastening for soft and semi-rigid materials

How to use

Check that your stapler is compatible with 23/13 staples and follow the tool manufacturer's loading instructions. Insert the cartridge into the magazine, ensuring it seats fully and the feed mechanism engages. Position the stapler tip flat against the work surface, apply steady pressure, and trigger the stapler to drive staples through the material into the substrate. For layered materials, test one or two staples to confirm penetration and clinch before proceeding with larger runs.

Usage recommendations

Store cartridges in a dry environment to prevent corrosion and keep them in original packaging until use. Use appropriate safety equipment such as eye protection when operating pneumatic or manual staplers, and avoid stapling near electrical wiring or plumbing. For the best results on delicate fabrics, reduce driving force or use a protective pad to prevent visible marks.