Yellow Square flat staples, 0.6 mm thick, are made for corner welding of plastic: stainless steel, 100 pcs per pack. The staple is melted into the corner seam with a hot stapler or plastic soldering iron to restore bumper corners, brackets, mounting points, interior panels and plastic parts of motorcycles and quad bikes.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Yellow Square |
| Shape | flat |
| Purpose | corner welding of plastic |
| Thickness | 0.6 mm |
| Quantity per pack | 100 pcs |
| Material | stainless steel |
| Installation tool | hot staplers and plastic soldering irons |
| Plastics | ABS, PP, PE and others |
What you get
- Reinforced corner seam — the flat staple secures the joint in the corner zone of the part.
- Neat work on thin plastic — the 0.6 mm gauge suits decorative and interior panels.
- No rust in the seam — stainless steel does not corrode.
- Awkward spots — brackets, mounting points and corners of equipment housings.
- Motorcycles and quad bikes — used on plastic parts of motorcycles, quad bikes and scooters.
- Supply — 100 pcs per pack.
Who it suits
Technicians restoring corner zones of bumpers, body kits and car body parts. Anyone repairing interior panels, decorative panels and equipment housings. Motorcycle, quad bike and scooter owners who weld plastic themselves.
Who it does not suit
For long straight cracks away from corners these staples are not the first choice; staples of another shape fit better there. They cannot be installed without a hot stapler or plastic soldering iron.
Applications and compatibility
Repairing car bumpers, body kits and body parts in corner zones, restoring brackets, mounting points and decorative panels, fixing interior panels and equipment housings in awkward spots, and restoring plastic on motorcycles, quad bikes and scooters. Materials: ABS, PP, PE and other plastics. Tools: hot staplers and plastic soldering irons.
What is in the box
Flat staples for corner welds, 0.6 mm, 100 pcs.
Questions and answers
Where are flat corner staples used?
In corner zones of bumpers, body kits and body parts, on brackets, mounting points, decorative panels and interior panels.
Will they work on a motorcycle or quad bike?
Yes, restoring plastic parts of motorcycles, quad bikes and scooters is one of their applications.
What do I melt the staples in with?
A hot stapler or a plastic soldering iron.
Do the staples rust over time?
No, they are made of stainless steel.
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