Boazerie Staples 6 mm, 80 pcs — No name VKB 6.0/80 for upholstery and paneling

Pack of 80 boazerie staples No name VKB 6.0/80 with a 6 mm leg length designed for upholstery, wooden paneling and trim fixation. These staples are intended for use with standard manual and pneumatic tackers that accept 6 mm staples and provide secure fastening for thin materials without excessive penetration. The compact pack contains 80 pieces, suitable for small repair jobs, finishing touches and routine DIY tasks involving fabric, foam, moulding and lightweight wooden trims.

Advantages

These 6 mm staples offer consistent leg length and reliable holding power for thin materials, helping to reduce material damage when compared to longer fasteners. The packaging of 80 pieces makes it convenient to keep a ready supply for intermittent projects and repairs. Compatibility with common manual and pneumatic tackers ensures versatility across upholstery and interior finishing tasks.

Suitable for

• Upholstery fastening of fabric and foam
• Fixing wooden paneling and trim
• Securing mouldings and lightweight decorative elements
• Small furniture repairs and DIY interior finishing

Key specifications

• Quantity: 80 staples per pack
• Leg length: 6 mm
• Type: boazerie/upholstery staples suitable for thin materials
• Compatibility: fits standard tackers accepting 6 mm staples (manual and pneumatic)
• Intended materials: fabric, foam, thin wooden trims, moulding

How to use

Select a compatible manual or pneumatic tacker that accepts 6 mm staples. Load the staple strip into the magazine according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Position the material to be fastened over the substrate, ensure correct alignment and apply steady pressure while actuating the tacker to drive each staple. For pneumatic tools, adjust the air pressure to match the material thickness to avoid over-penetration. Replace or reposition staples as needed to achieve even fastening and trim any protruding legs if necessary.

Usage recommendations

Use these 6 mm staples for light-duty fastening where a short leg is sufficient. Test on a scrap piece of material first to confirm holding strength and penetration. When working with delicate fabrics or veneers, reduce tacker force and consider using a protective strip or washer to distribute pressure and prevent marks.