Yellow Square offers a set of 100 plastic welding staples with a small-wave profile and 0.6 mm thickness. They are made of stainless steel and do not corrode. After heating, each staple is melted into ABS, PP, PE or rubber parts to hold a crack in a bumper, panel, body kit or appliance housing. The small pack suits home workshops and one-off repairs.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Staple shape | small (low) wave |
| Staple thickness | 0.6 mm |
| Pack quantity | 100 pcs |
| Material | stainless steel |
| Corrosion resistance | does not corrode |
| Repairable materials | ABS, PP, PE, rubber |
| Packaging | polyethylene bag |
| Country of origin | China |
| Condition | new |
What you get
- A thin staple — 0.6 mm with a low wave for neat repairs on plastic parts.
- No corrosion — stainless steel will not rust in the seam, even where the part meets moisture.
- A sensible amount — 100 pcs cover several repairs without a pile of leftovers.
- Several materials — ABS, PP, PE and rubber.
- Car and household use — bumpers, panels, body kits, broken mounts and equipment housings.
- Easy storage — the staples come in a polyethylene bag.
Who it is for
Car owners who want to fix a crack in a bumper, panel or body kit themselves. Home repairers restoring broken mounts and plastic equipment housings. Body shops that need a small stock of low-wave 0.6 mm staples.
Who it is not for
Anyone repairing plastic every day: 100 pcs is too small a stock for them. Anyone who needs corner staples for corner seams. And anyone without a plastic soldering iron or hot stapler. Staple length and width are not stated.
Applications and compatibility
Repairing car bumpers, panels and body kits, restoring broken mounts, fixing plastic equipment housings, in body shops and home workshops. The staples are installed with plastic soldering irons, hot staplers and plastic welding guns.
What's in the box
Small-wave staples, 0.6 mm — 100 pcs in a polyethylene bag.
Questions and answers
How many staples are in the bag?
100 pcs of one shape: small wave, 0.6 mm thick.
Do the staples rust?
No, they are made of stainless steel that does not corrode.
What materials can be repaired?
ABS, PP, PE and also rubber.
What tool installs them?
A plastic soldering iron, hot stapler or plastic welding gun: the staple is heated and melted into the part.
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