What guage are these staples?
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Hi Brian, I want to say they are 12 gauge, but not exact. I do know they are nice and long and very sturdy. Not flimsy at all. I am on my second box of a thousand. My customers prefer them over the ones they grab at Lowe's. I hope that helps.
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They were thick enough. Much better, thicker, and less expensive than the local home improvement stores.
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Sorry, Brian, I do not know the gauge. They are the heavy steel staples, not the light aluminum kind. I think the website gives the gauge.
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My husband estimates that they are about the same as a 12-gauge electrical wire. Comparable quality in our local home improvement stores run more than $.50 apiece. We have used them extensively for groundcloth anchors and vegetable cage tie-downs and they have performed wonderfully.P.
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i would guess 10 guage. They are sharp pointed and rigid enough to push easily through 2 layers of typar fabric.
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I would guess that they are about 12 gauge. They are stiffer than a coat hanger. I have been able to hit them with a hammer but they do bend pretty quickly if the tip makes contact with a small rock in the soil. I have been very happy with them.
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1/4 inch is the recomended lenght of the leg of the staple. I use max staples with it, it is a standard staple. All of my desktop staplers uses this size, I use different colors. 26/6 using milimeters the 6mm being the leg of the staple.
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Information from Duofast site: It seems they are minor differences in the 5418's. Also i think that should say 'last letter' Product Description Code Explanation Staples: 1st letter: C = Chisel Point D = Divergent Point 2nd letter: A = Aluminum G = Galvanized SS = Stainless Steel Z = Low Carbon Steel R = Coated Nails: G = Electrogalvanized HDG = Hot Dipped Galvanized A = Aluminum ** Larger 0.233" Diameter Head
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I can't tell you the gauge but they are heavy duty as I am in my 3rd year of using this and as a small car dealership we rely on this unit ... it is outstanding
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I used Porter Cable Staples.18 GA. 1 inch.They worked great . Good Flooring Nailer.
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The packaging says standard staples, but we have had problems (waiting for replacement #4 in as many months) and I was told by ACCO that I should be using premium staples.
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I have used Grip Rite staples in a couple different sizes with no issues. Those are fairly cheap generic staples so pretty much any brand should work. GRL17 and GRL13 are the item #'s for the ones I have used.
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Staples: 1/4" 5/16" 3/8" 1/2" and 9/16" Brads: 1/2" and 5/8" This information is also printed on the gun so you don't have to keep looking it up, very handy!
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Hi again Mike,You have the correct item this time. You need the 5000 series staples. The 5008C is 1/4 inch in length. You can use any lengths available between 5/32 - 9/16"Have a nice day!
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Duo Fast CP5016C 20 Gauge Galvanized Staple 1/2-Inch Crown x 1/2-Inch Length, 1000 PackUsed these. There are more options on amazon, depending on the size you need. Could find anything that fits at local HD
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Regular heavy duty construction stapler & a small hammer, try 1/4 in staples. You may have to tack them in w/hammer, if not secure enough try 1/2 in.
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The staples are 6" long. I used them for securing an invisible fence wire to the ground rather than burying it. They've been in the ground over a year now and haven't worked their way up.
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I wouldn't know myself, but on the listing it says this:Gauges : 12-16-25-32-42-54
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Just standard staples; I used the same ones I use in my regular stapler. The machine is exactly like a normal desk stapler; it just has a longer arm.
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It only uses one gauge staple but it works perfect for stapling canvas to stretchers. It's adjustable so you can set it to drive nice and flush. Unless dainty use by a woman is no problem.
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I don't know for sure but I do these staples are not strong at all. I probably wasted about 1/4 of them just trying to hit them into regular sod ground. They bend so easily that I constantly had to start with a new one at a different angle.
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I am not sure what the 9 gauge look like--but I did use staples that are for drip irrigation lines(approx 6" long and 1" wide)