Staples GEKO G01332D 1.2 x 11.3 mm, 10 mm leg, 1000 pcs

Box of GEKO staples model G01332D containing 1000 standard metal staples designed for general fastening tasks. Each staple has a wire thickness of 1.2 mm, a crown width of 11.3 mm and a leg length of 10 mm, providing reliable clinch and stable connections for a variety of compatible staplers and tacking tools. The simple metal construction makes these staples suitable for repetitive use in upholstery, light carpentry, packaging and office fastening where consistent penetration and hold are required.

Advantages

These staples offer consistent wire thickness and leg length for uniform fastening results. The 11.3 mm crown provides broad contact for holding materials together, while the 10 mm leg length is suitable for medium-thickness substrates. Supplied in a compact box of 1000 pieces, they facilitate extended work without frequent replenishment. Standard metal construction ensures predictable clinch behavior with most compatible manual and electric staplers.

Suitable for

• Upholstery work on furniture and fabric attachment
• Light carpentry tasks such as trim and molding fastening
• Packaging and palletizing where medium penetration is required
• General office fastening and bulletin board applications

Key specifications

• Quantity per box: 1000 pieces
• Wire thickness: 1.2 mm
• Crown width: 11.3 mm
• Leg length: 10 mm
• Material: standard metal construction

How to use

Select a stapler or tacking tool compatible with 11.3 mm crown and 10 mm leg staples and follow the tool manufacturer’s loading instructions. Position the material to be fastened, align the stapler over the target area and apply steady pressure or use the tool’s trigger to drive the staple. For denser materials, verify that the staple fully penetrates and clinches on the reverse side; adjust technique or choose a different leg length if required. Store the remaining staples in the original box to prevent moisture exposure and deformation.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate safety equipment such as safety glasses when operating staplers. Test staples on a scrap piece of material before working on the main surface to confirm penetration and clinch. Avoid using these staples in very hard or brittle materials where splitting or incomplete clinch may occur.