StanleyTRA708SST 1/2-Inch HD Stainless Steel Narrow Crown Staple

Worked great for putting carpet on the boat rails

Bought these for replacing the bunk carpet on my pontoon boat trailer and I expect they will easily outlast the carpet. They were exactly as I expected, a very good quality. While I was buying the staples I noticed Amazon had a very good deal on a pneumatic stapler. I bought the Surebonder 9600A, Heavy Duty Staple Gun with Case and was very glad I did as I put over 1500 staples in the bunk boards and would have had a very sore hand if I had tried to do that with my squeeze stapler.

I have ordered and tried to use another brand of stainless staples. Thought that I would give these a try. The others came in little chunks, these came perfect. The packaging is 100 percent better. These never jammed and worked perfectly. They have made me a customer for life.

These are the best staples I've used in my pneumatic stapler. I was beginning to think my stapler was wearing out. No. It was the staples. Only using Stanley from now on

Great staples for CCA plywood. Would have been nice to have a little more description of what gun they fit, rather than just narrow crown . These fit T-50 staplers, hand or pneumatic. I ordered these hoping they would fit my HF staple gun, they did not. Cosidered sending them back and taking a chance on another size, in the end it was cheeper to by a T-50 air gun for $25.00

Bought because they were stainless steel. Since carpet can potentially get wet, I used these to staple the pad. Hopefully the carpet won't get wet, but if it does, hopefully these won't rust.

Stapled worked fine.Just like a staple should.No complaints.

Worked well as expected.

Nice staples in a package that should help prevent breaking of strips.A small point or two:These are flat-crown chisel (wedge) point staples - approximately equal bevel on both sides. This is the most common staple point type. It has somewhat less pull-out resistance than divergent points.They are weakly attracted by a very strong magnet. Another reviewer suggested this might mean an inferior alloy. I can't find any info from Stanley on the alloy, but I strongly suspect they are made from type 304 (aka "18-8"; very common for fasteners) that has been made slightly attractable due to cold working (drawing and forming of the wire). No stainless steel alloy is completely corrosion proof in salt water.

Very good quality

Seam good quality