Staples Letack 23/17 — heavy-duty office staples for staplers, model ZSZYWKI 23/71

Letack 23/17 staples are heavy-duty metal fasteners designed for staplers compatible with 23/17 size staples. Engineered for secure paper binding, these staples provide a robust closure for multiple-sheet documents common in offices, accounting, and administrative environments. The product name and size indicate their compatibility with heavy-duty staplers that accept longer legs and thicker wire for reliable penetration and clinch.

Advantages

These heavy-duty staples offer consistent clinch and strong hold on thick stacks of paper, reducing the risk of sheets slipping or staples opening. The metal construction ensures durability and resistance to bending during insertion. Their standardized size makes them compatible with many common heavy-duty staplers, providing predictable performance for routine stapling tasks.

Suitable for

• Binding stacks of documents, reports and manuals
• Secur­ing invoices, accounting records and administrative paperwork
• Office departments, copy rooms and reception areas handling multi-page sets
• Any heavy-duty stapler designed for 23/17 staples

Key specifications

• Staple type: heavy-duty metal staples
• Size: 23/17 (long legs for thicker stacks)
• Material: metallic wire suitable for secure clinch
• Intended use: manual and heavy-duty staplers compatible with 23/17 size

How to use

Load the staples into a compatible heavy-duty stapler following the stapler manufacturer’s loading instructions. Align the paper stack beneath the stapler head to the desired stapling position and press the stapler handle or operate the stapler mechanism until the staple fully penetrates and clinches the sheets. For best results, check that the stapler is rated for 23/17 staples and that the stack thickness does not exceed the stapler’s maximum capacity.

Usage recommendations

For reliable stapling, use these staples only with staplers rated for 23/17 size. Periodically inspect the stapler for worn or damaged parts that could affect staple penetration or clinch quality. When binding very thick stacks, perform a test staple on a small sample to confirm proper closure and adjust stapler settings if applicable.