Yellow Square plastic soldering staples are 300 small wave staples, 0.8 mm thick, made of stainless steel. They resist corrosion, hold their shape well and suit crack repairs in ABS, PP, PE and rubber parts — bumpers, body kits, panels and appliance housings. They work on flat areas and corner joints.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Staple type | Small wave |
| Staple thickness | 0.8 mm |
| Quantity per pack | 300 pcs |
| Material | Stainless steel |
| Properties | Corrosion resistant, hold their shape well |
| Repairable materials | ABS, PP, PE, rubber and other plastics |
| Joint types | Flat areas and corner joints |
| Application method | Joining after heating with a plastic soldering iron or hot stapler |
| Condition | New |
What you get
- A large supply — 300 staples of one size.
- Corrosion resistance — stainless steel does not rust inside the seam.
- Stable shape — the staples hold their shape well during installation.
- Work with different plastics — ABS, PP, PE, rubber and other plastics.
- Versatile joints — flat areas and corner joints.
- Automotive part repair — bumpers, body kits, panels, trim.
Who it is for
Professional garages and body technicians who repair bumpers and body kits regularly, as well as owners restoring plastic mounts, panels or appliance housings themselves.
Who it is not for
If you need high wave staples, a different thickness or special corner staples — this set contains only small wave 0.8 mm staples. The staples are installed with heat, so they are of no use without a suitable tool.
Applications and compatibility
Repairing car bumpers and body kits, restoring mounts, panels and trim, repairing appliance housings, cracks and other damage in ABS, PP, PE and rubber parts. The staples are used with a plastic soldering iron, hot stapler, heat gun or welding gun.
What is in the box
Small wave staples, 0.8 mm — 300 pcs.
Questions and answers
Do the staples rust over time?
No, stainless steel staples do not corrode.
Which plastics can I repair with them?
ABS, PP, PE, rubber and other plastics.
Are they suitable for corner joints?
Yes, they are designed for both flat areas and corner joints.
Which tool installs the staples?
A plastic soldering iron, hot stapler, heat gun or welding gun.
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