Staples Kangaro No. 24/6-1M, 1000 pcs – Kangaro KA24/61M

Box of 1000 Kangaro No. 24/6-1M staples designed for use with standard office staplers that accept 24/6 size. These metal staples are intended for everyday fastening tasks and provide a consistent clinch for a few sheets of paper. The pack contains a large quantity suited for offices, schools and home workspaces where frequent stapling is required.

Advantages

Metal construction ensures steady performance and resistance to bending during insertion. Consistent leg length and wire thickness give uniform clinch and predictable stapling results. Supplied in a compact box that protects the staples from deformation and facilitates storage. Compatible with a wide range of 24/6 desktop staplers, enabling easy replacement and minimizing downtime.

Suitable for

• Fastening small stacks of paper (typically up to 20 sheets depending on paper type)
• Daily office stapling tasks in administrative and clerical environments
• School and classroom use for handouts and worksheets
• Home office and personal document organization

Key specifications

• Quantity: 1000 staples per box
• Staple size: 24/6 compatible dimensions
• Material: metal wire for reliable fastening
• Intended use: manual and desktop staplers designed for 24/6 staples

How to use

Open a compatible 24/6 stapler according to the stapler manufacturer's instruction, insert the strip of staples from the box into the staple magazine and close the stapler until it clicks into place. Position paper stack under the stapler head, press the stapler firmly to complete the staple clinch. Replace staples when the magazine is empty or if feeding issues occur; always check alignment before use to avoid jamming.

Usage recommendations

Store the stapler box in a dry place away from moisture and direct sunlight to prevent corrosion. Use staples of the correct 24/6 size for your stapler model to ensure reliable performance. If stapling thicker stacks, perform a test on a small sample to confirm proper clinch and consider using a heavy-duty stapler or longer leg staples designed for larger capacities.