Staples

Staples for Office, Staple Guns, Cable & Fencing Applications:

Smartfox stocks a broad range of staples covering everyday office fastening through to staple guns, cable fixing, upholstery-style fastening and outdoor fencing work. The collection includes products from brands such as Rapid, Fuller, Arrow, Rexel, Bostitch, Ecko, Otter and Marbig, with different staple series, leg lengths, wire types and pack quantities available for specific tools and applications.

Staple Gun & Tacker Staples:

For hand tackers and staple guns, the range includes Rapid 140 Series and Fuller 140 Series flat wire staples in multiple leg lengths, including 6mm, 8mm, 10mm, 12mm and 14mm options. Flat wire staples provide a larger holding area against the material being fastened, with selected products suitable for materials such as plastic and insulation.

Rapid 13 Series and 53 Series fine wire staples are also represented, along with Bostitch, Promark, Arrow and Ecko staples. Options include galvanised staples for corrosion protection as well as selected stainless steel staples.

Cable & Insulated Staples:

For cable fastening applications, choose staples designed specifically around cable dimensions and compatible fastening tools. The collection includes Rapid 36 Series cable staples and Arrow insulated staples, alongside other specialist staple formats. Checking the staple series and dimensions is particularly important for these applications.

Fencing & Outdoor Staples:

The range extends beyond staple guns to Otter galvanised fencing-style staples. These include both plain and barbed staples in a variety of lengths and wire gauges, with options supplied in smaller packs or 500g quantities. This makes the collection relevant for fencing, wire fastening and other outdoor fixing requirements as well as workshop use.

Choosing the Correct Staples:

Staples are not universally interchangeable, so match the staple series, crown or wire format and leg length to your stapler, tacker or intended application. For staple guns, check whether your tool requires a 13, 53, 140 or another specific series. Leg length should also suit the thickness and type of material being fastened. For outdoor applications, galvanised or stainless steel options may be preferable where additional corrosion resistance is required.