Staple Wire TACWISE 71/12 mm galvanized Type 71, 20,000 pieces, for upholstery and general stapling

TACWISE staple wire Type 71, size 71/12 mm, galvanized finish, pack of 20,000 pieces is designed for upholstery, furniture repair and general stapling tasks. These 12 mm leg length staples are fabricated from galvanized steel to provide improved resistance to corrosion and reliable holding power for fabrics, webbing and light- to medium-density materials. The bulk pack contains a large quantity intended for professional workshops, upholstery shops or extended DIY projects where frequent reloading is required.

Advantages

The galvanized finish reduces surface corrosion, extending service life in everyday indoor environments. With a 12 mm leg length and Type 71 crown profile, the staples provide consistent penetration and clinch in a range of common staplers that accept 71-series staples. Supplied in a 20,000-piece bulk pack, the product minimises downtime for frequent stapling tasks and supports longer continuous work sessions.

Suitable for

• Upholstery repairs and reupholstering furniture
• Fixing fabrics, webbing and padding to frames
• General stapling in light carpentry and workshop tasks
• DIY projects requiring frequent staple changes

When it may not be suitable

These staples are intended for indoor upholstery and general-purpose stapling; they are not specifically formulated for long-term outdoor exposure in harsh weather or highly humid environments despite the galvanised coating. For very hard or dense materials, longer leg lengths or heavy-duty staples with different crown profiles may be required to achieve proper fastening.

Key specifications

• Type: 71-series staple with standard crown profile
• Leg length: 12 mm
• Material: galvanised steel
• Quantity: 20,000 pieces per pack

How to use

Load the staples into a compatible manual or pneumatic stapler that accepts 71-series 12 mm leg length staples, following the stapler manufacturer’s instructions for safe loading and operation. Position the material to be fastened against the work surface, align the stapler so the crown sits flush to the fabric or substrate, and apply even pressure or trigger the stapler to drive the staple. For best results in upholstery work, check staple penetration and clinch on a test piece and adjust pressure or stapler settings if available.

What to consider before purchase

• Confirm your stapler accepts 71-series staples with a 12 mm leg length
• Consider whether a galvanised finish is sufficient for your environmental conditions
• Evaluate if the 12 mm leg length is appropriate for the combined thickness of material and substrate

Usage recommendations

Use these staples for standard upholstery and general stapling tasks where a galvanised finish and 12 mm leg length provide adequate holding; always test on scrap material to confirm penetration and clinch before committing to final work.