Yellow Square plastic repair staples come with a high wave profile made of thin 0.6 mm wire, 100 pieces in a polyethylene bag. Stainless steel resists corrosion, and according to the supplier the staples withstand high loads. They repair bumpers, panels, body kits, broken mounts and appliance housings made of ABS, PP, PE and rubber, on straight sections and corner seams.
Specifications
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Staple type | high wave |
| Staple thickness | 0.6 mm |
| Quantity per pack | 100 pcs |
| Material | stainless steel |
| Properties | corrosion resistant, withstand high loads |
| Repairable materials | ABS, PP, PE, rubber |
| Joint types | straight sections and corner seams |
| Method of use | heated with a plastic soldering iron, a hot stapler or a welding gun |
| Packaging | polyethylene bag |
| Country of origin | China |
| Condition | new |
What you get
- Thin 0.6 mm wire — the thinner option in the store's staple line.
- Load resistance — the supplier states the staples withstand high loads despite the thin wire.
- No corrosion — stainless steel does not rust inside the seam.
- Straight sections and corner seams — the high wave serves both joint types.
- ABS, PP, PE and rubber — the materials the staples are listed for.
- 100 staples per bag — polyethylene packaging, new condition.
Who it is for
Body shops and garages, as well as home DIYers who repair bumpers, panels, body kits, broken mounts and household appliance housings and work with thinner wire staples.
Who it is not for
If your tool is made for thicker wire or you need M or L corner staples, that is a different type. Not for metal, wood or glass: the listed materials are ABS, PP, PE and rubber. Without a heating tool the staples cannot be installed.
Applications and compatibility
The staples are installed with a plastic soldering iron, a hot stapler or a welding gun, and after heating they give a strong joint. Uses include car bumper, panel and body kit repair, restoring broken mounts, and fixing plastic appliance housings and car or household plastic parts. The description does not state which tool model the staple size fits.
What is in the box
High wave staples, 0.6 mm — 100 pcs in a polyethylene bag. No tool included.
Questions and answers
Is 0.6 mm wire too thin?
It is the thinner option in the line, but the supplier states the staples withstand high loads and give a strong joint after heating.
Which tools install the staples?
A plastic soldering iron, a hot stapler or a welding gun.
Can I weld a corner seam?
Yes, the staples are listed for straight sections and corner seams.
Will the staples rust?
No, they are stainless steel and resist corrosion.
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