1/2 Inch Crown 21 Gauge Stainless Steel 304 Staples 1940-Count 3 Sizes for 80 Series Staple Gun, Includes: 5/16", 3/8", 1/2" Assortment, Combo kit

These staples work great. I’ve had staples jam in my pneumatic stapler. These worked perfectly. I was replacing a seat cover and stapling into hard plastic. Good penetration and no bending.

Most standard staple guns use t50 staples. These are not those, and will not fit. I have an older Stanley and newer Dewalt, and these do not fit either. My bad for not thoroughly reading the description.They are nice staples though, I'll keep them around. Gives me an excuse to search for a new tool.

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Says it works with Craftsman's stapler’s but doesn’t they jamb.

I got these to use around my boat and dock in my old fashioned Stanley manual stapler. I studied the listing to make sure they would fit. They advertised to be 1/2" universal staples. The box of T50 Arrow staples I have also say they are 1/2" wide staples so I thought this would fit. They do not. They are much wider and will not fit in my stapler. The T50 staples actually will fit inside of these staples with room to spare.

These stainless steel Staples was a great collection to have around the house. It comes with a 3 variety of staples, 3 eighths, half inch and 5 sixteenths for all depths needed for typical use. I use this in my air gun style stapler, which is a lot easier than the typical hand staple guns where squeezing a couple 1000 times get old's really fast. So when doing the insulation in my attic was the first time using these staples, and they went in smoothly with no jams. That is very critical to have when you want to make sure using the correct depths into the wood. All the staples I used and a bean in a soft pine. Which again sinks nice and well. And also having the variety allows you to choose which ones and which depth that you actually need. Also, when you're working on the outside some of the harder woods that I used these or was. I used the shorter ones when applying like Tyvek on the sighting of a house which you do not need a deep length staple but a shorter one works just fine, as you just need them to be secured enough and long enough to withstand the weather to finish up your project of putting on. Your siding I highly recommend these Staples as again they worked very well within an air per air gun type stapler make sure you want to check out the size as it is AN 80 series. Each one is a little bit different and they're a little bit off. So when ordering Staples is always important to make sure that the size is the correct one for your stapler.

I really did not know that Stainless Steel Staples were a thing. I'd never seen them in any hardware or even marine store. But, they are an excellent idea.Yes, they are more costly than your run of the mill garden variety galvanized staples. But, they are made of 304 stainless and should prove quite corrosion resistent, even in a marine environment. Your typical galvanized staples are not of very good quality when it comes to the coating thickness. So they will rust rather quickly. This means they can weep rust stains, which can be unsightly. Around salt water they won't last long at all, and will outright break and thus fail. These will suffer neither of those shortcomings. Also, stainless is considerably stronger and harder material. So these may be driven into harder materials than galvanized staples, without bending.Here you get a generous quantity of stainless staples in various lengths. These are 1/2". So pay attention they will fit your gun, or plan to get one they will fit. These are useful and of excellent quality. They deserve five stars.

The staples come in a nice storage box with plastic clasps. Unfortunately, mine came with one clasp torn off and the corner of the case cracked. The staple sticks were undamaged and unbroken. These are for use in pneumatic staple guns. I took a chance and ordered them to use them in one of my mechanical staple guns. I wanted rust resistant staples for occasional outdoor use. Regular staples rust and stain even when painted over. They fit the width of my gun, but they are only half as thick as the OEM staples. So the stapler is pushing out two at a time. Nevertheless, I tested the 5/16 " staples by attaching cardboard to soft wood. They penetrated to full length without deformation. They should work great in a proper stapler.