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Looking for stainless steel staples? In the online assortment of Tackershop you will find various types of stainless steel staples . Per product you can see for which project the staple is most suitable. View the range and place an order.

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4000 Staple, stainless steel, different lengths
Manufacturer: BestFix Model: 4000SS
4000 Staple, stainless steel, different lengths
Staple type 4000 made of stainless steel The SS staple type 4000 has a crown size of 3,2 mm and is available in the following lengths: 04 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 06 mm - 10.000 pcs per box These short staples 4000 in stainless steel are very suitable for marquises Staple 4000 is e..
€57.48
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71 Staple, SS, different lengths
Manufacturer: BestFix Model: 71SS
71 Staple, SS, different lengths
Staple type 71 in stainless steel The SS staple has a crown size of 9 mm and is available in the following lengths: 04 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 05 mm – 10.000 pcs per box 06 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 08 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 10 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 12 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 1..
€25.92
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80 Staple 20 mm, Stainless Steel, 5.000 pcs
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Manufacturer: BestFix Model: 80/20SS-OUT
80 Staple 20 mm, Stainless Steel, 5.000 pcs
** 49 BOXES LEFT ** Staple type 80 in Stainless Steel, length 20 mm Qty: 5.000 pcs per box The SS taple type 80 has an crown size of 12,85 mm Staple type 80 is equal to: Airko K8025B, K8016B Airpress 45450 , 45451 Atro 8, 80, 82 Bea 80, 380 Bostitch 8, 86 DuoFast 80 Ela..
€25.17 €70.57
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80 Staple, stainless steel, different lengths
Manufacturer: BestFix Model: 80SS
80 Staple, stainless steel, different lengths
Staple type 80 in stainless steel The SS taple type 80 has an crown size of 12,85 mm and is available in the following lengths: 06 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 08 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 10 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 12 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 14 mm - 10.000 pcs per box 16 mm - 10.000 pcs..
€52.85
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90 Staple Stainless Steel
Manufacturer: BestFix Model: 90SS
90 Staple Stainless Steel
Staple type 90, also called SX Staple, in stainless steel SS Staple type 90 has a crown size of 5,65 mm and is available in the following lengths: 12 mm - 5.000 pcs per box 15 mm - 5.000 pcs per box 20 mm - 5.000 pcs per box 25 mm - 5.000 pcs per box 30 mm - 5.000 pcs per box 35 m..
€45.30
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T50 Staple SS, different lengths T50 Staple SS, different lengths
Manufacturer: Arrow Model: T50/..SS
T50 Staple SS, different lengths
Staple type T50 in Stainless Steel Staple type T50  SS has a crown size of 10,6 mm and is available in the following lengths: 06 mm - 1.000 pcs per box 08 mm - 1.000 pcs per box 10 mm - 1.000 pcs per box 12 mm – 1.000 pcs per box Staple T50 is equal to: Arrow T50 Bea 11 ..
€18.25
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Stainless steel staples: what is stainless steel?

Stainless steel is a commonly used term, but what does it actually consist of and what are the properties of this material? Stainless steel is a mixture consisting mainly of iron, chromium, nickel and carbon. To give the fastening material specific properties, this mixture can be supplemented with other elements such as titanium, manganese or silicon. This results in many types of stainless steel.

Stainless steel can rust, but its composition means it is much better protected against this than regular steel. Stainless steel can only be considered to be stainless steel if there is a minimum of 11.5% chromium and a maximum of 1.2% carbon in the alloy. Inox is another name for stainless steel and comes from the French word 'inoxidable'.

The advantages of stainless steel staple

Stainless steel staples are mainly used in applications where extra protection against rust is required. Consider, for example, mounting materials that are used outdoors. Stainless steel fasteners are more expensive than galvanized steel fasteners. This is mainly due to the high nickel content. The properties of stainless steel justify the price difference.

What is the difference between stainless steel type A2 versus stainless steel type A4?

Stainless steel comes in different levels of protection, including type A2 and type A4. The main distinction between these types lies in the composition and the alloying elements added to the steel:

  • Stainless steel A2: This common grade of stainless steel consists mainly of iron, chromium (18%) and nickel (8%). These stainless steel staples and staples are suitable for outdoor environments with a mild climate. This type of stainless steel is a good choice for standard use
  • Stainless steel A4: type A4 is of a higher quality and contains additional alloying elements. In addition to iron and chromium, stainless steel A4 also contains nickel (10-14%) and molybdenum (2-3%). These additions protect the mounting material even better. This makes these stainless steel staples and staples the choice for aggressive environments such as environments near seawater or when exposed to chloride ions (for example in swimming pools)

We mainly sell A2 quality stainless steel in our webshop. Are you considering purchasing A4 stainless steel staples? We are happy to advise you! Please do not hesitate to contact us for further information and support.

 

Condidering steel wire thicknes when bying stainless steel staples

If the staple has a width of the crown that is 10 mm or greater and the thickness of the steel wire exceeds 1.00 x 1.25 mm, then it is a staple with a thick wirebase. Are the crown width and wire thickness smaller? Then the staple is more suited for finer finishes. The thinner metal wire makes them less visible and makes it easier to pierce through the material to be attached. Thick wire stainless steel staples are better suited for sturdy mountings due to their higher pull-out value.

Are stainless steel fasteners magnetic?

It is often said that stainless steel is not magnetic. As we have mentioned before, there are many types of stainless steel alloys. Some of these may be slightly magnetic because the fasteners are machined. Some examples of magnetic machining are rolling, tapping or drawing. One thing is certain, whether or not magnetic, it says nothing about the quality and strength of the material.

What is better: stainless steel or regular steel?

Is stainless steel better than regular steel? The answer depends on the specific application and material requirements. Although stainless steel is not necessarily better than steel, it does offer several advantages. For example, an important advantage of stainless steel is its better resistance to corrosion compared to ordinary steel. In addition, you will not be bothered by rust water stains in wood, for example. It is often thought that stainless steel is harder than regular steel, but this is based on a misunderstanding. It's even a little softer.

 

Buy stainless steel staples and staples?

Looking for stainless steel staples and staples? At Tackershop you will find a large range that is often in stock as standard, so you can count on fast delivery. Want to know more about our staples or staples? Contact us by calling +31 (0)570 768 737, send an email to info@bestfix.nl or by completing the contact form. We are happy to advise you!

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