Staples

Compared to other ways of binding paperwork, stapling can provide documents with a neater appearance. It also fastens sheets of paper at a more rapid pace than, say, punching holes through documents and putting a split pin into each hole. On top of that, it’s the most cost-effective way of fastening since staples are fairly cheap. When choosing which staples to load onto your stapler, it’s best to know first how they are classified. To illustrate, staples are often classified with two numbers. The first number indicates the gauge of the wire, whereas the second specifies the length of the legs in millimeters. It’s also important to note that the smaller the gauge is, the thicker the wire. Here on Engineer Warehouse, there are staples with wire gauges of 23 and 24 as well as lengths ranging from 6 to 24 millimeters. No matter how well-designed a stapler is, it won’t perform optimally without high-quality staples made of precision-formed galvanized wire. This kind of construction guarantees even clinching and worry-free stapling. Moreover, the staples are thicker than the standard staples used in offices. This means that they are more durable and resistant to breaking.