Staples Stanley 1-TRA206T Width 98 mm Height 27 mm Weight 80 g

Stanley 1-TRA206T staples are designed for reliable fastening across a range of materials. With a staple crown width of 98 mm and a leg height of 27 mm, these metal staples deliver a strong hold for upholstery, insulation, carpentry trims and other fastening tasks. The compact pack weight of 80 g makes handling and transport simple, while the proven staple shape ensures consistent penetration and clinch when used with compatible heavy-duty staplers and staple guns.

Advantages

These staples provide consistent performance with uniform geometry for reliable clinching and reduced jamming in compatible stapling tools. The wide 98 mm crown distributes holding force across a larger surface area, improving stability for broad materials. The 27 mm leg length offers sufficient penetration for thicker fabrics, foam, and wooden battens without excessive protrusion. Lightweight packaging aids portability and storage for both professional tradespeople and DIY users.

Suitable for

• Upholstery and furniture repair
• Insulation and vapor barrier attachment
• Securing fabrics, canvases and tarpaulins
• Fixture and trim work in carpentry
• General heavy-duty stapling tasks with compatible staplers

Key specifications

• Crown width: 98 mm
• Leg/height: 27 mm
• Material: metal staples suitable for mechanical staplers
• Pack weight: 80 g
• Designed for heavy-duty stapling applications

How to use

Use these staples with a stapler or staple gun rated for wide crown staples of this size. Ensure the tool is compatible with a 98 mm crown and 27 mm leg length before loading to prevent tool damage or misfires. Position the material on a stable surface, align the staple crown over the fastening point and actuate the tool with steady pressure to achieve full penetration and clean clinch. Check staple alignment and clinch after the first few fastenings and adjust tool depth or pressure settings if necessary.

Usage recommendations

For best results, match the staple leg length to the combined thickness of the materials being joined to avoid under-penetration or protruding legs. When working with delicate fabrics, test on a scrap piece to confirm holding strength and adjust tool pressure accordingly. Keep staples dry and stored in original packaging to prevent corrosion.