Staples Eagle 23/10 mm — 1000 pcs

Staples Eagle 23/10 mm — 1000 pcs are heavy-duty metal staples designed for staplers that accept the 23/10 format. Manufactured by Eagle, this pack contains 1000 staples intended for reliable fastening of thick paper stacks, thin cardboard and similar materials where deeper leg penetration and stronger clinch are required. The product is suitable for office environments, workshops and industrial settings that use high-capacity stapling tools.

Advantages

These 23/10 mm staples feature long legs that provide a deeper reach into thick bundles, ensuring a secure hold and reduced risk of staple pull-out. The consistent shape and finish of each staple promote smooth feeding and fewer jams in compatible heavy-duty staplers. Supplied in a compact pack of 1000 pieces, the set reduces the need for frequent reloading and supports uninterrupted stapling workflows.

Suitable for

• Fastening large stacks of paper and reports
• Binding thin cardboard, brochures and envelopes
• Use with heavy-duty staplers accepting 23/10 format
• Office, warehouse and workshop stapling tasks

Key specifications

• Format: 23/10 mm compatible heavy-duty staples
• Leg length: 10 mm for deeper penetration
• Quantity: 1000 pieces per pack
• Material: metal staples suitable for permanent fastening

How to use

Open the magazine of a compatible heavy-duty stapler and insert the staple strip ensuring correct orientation. Close the magazine and align the stapler on the material to be fastened. Press the stapler handle or operate the device according to the stapler manufacturer’s instructions to drive the staple through the stack and clinch the legs. For best results, verify the stapler is rated for 23/10 staples and adjust stapler settings or anvil position if available for different materials.

Usage recommendations

Store the staples in a dry environment to prevent corrosion and keep the pack sealed until use. For thick or mixed materials, test a single staple to confirm adequate penetration and clinch; if required, use a stapler with greater driving force or choose an alternative fastening method for very dense stacks.