Staples BOXER Staples 23/13 — heavy-duty metal staples for 23/13 staplers, box

Staples BOXER 23/13 are metal heavy-duty staples designed for staplers and tacker tools that accept the 23/13 format. Supplied in a box, these staples feature longer legs and thicker wire for reliable fastening of larger stacks of paper, thin cardboard and light upholstery materials. The product is intended for use in offices, workshops and light industrial assembly where a stronger staple is required than standard office staples.

Advantages

The heavy-duty construction provides deeper penetration and greater holding power compared with standard office staples, reducing the risk of pull-through or loosening. Consistent wire thickness and leg length ensure even performance and fewer jams when used in compatible 23/13 staplers and tackers. Being metal, the staples offer durability and resistance to deformation under load.

Suitable for

• Fastening large stacks of paper and documents
• Securing thin cardboard and document folders
• Light upholstery tasks such as attaching fabric to frames
• Workshop and light assembly jobs requiring stronger staples

Key specifications

• Format: 23/13 heavy-duty staple profile
• Material: metal wire
• Leg length: long legs suitable for thicker materials
• Wire gauge: thicker wire for increased holding strength
• Packaging: boxed supply for storage and handling

How to use

Select a stapler or tacker compatible with the 23/13 format, open the magazine according to the tool manufacturer's instructions and load the staples carefully to avoid bending. Close the magazine securely before operating. Align the materials to be fastened and press the stapler or operate the tacker with steady pressure. For upholstery or thicker materials, test on a sample piece to ensure correct penetration and clinch; adjust tool settings if available.

Usage recommendations

Use only in staplers and tackers explicitly compatible with the 23/13 format. Store the boxed staples in a dry place to prevent corrosion and handle with care to avoid injury from exposed ends. For heavy or critical fastening tasks, check staple clinch and consider spacing staples to distribute load evenly.