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Staples are fasteners formed from a crown that bridges two legs; when driven into a material, the legs pierce it and hold the pieces together. Their dimensions and point shape suit different fastening jobs. Lightweight staples are associated with lighter-duty fastening, while carton staples are designed for securing packaging. Narrow-crown staples have a slimmer bridge across the legs, and point styles such as presser points describe how the legs are shaped to enter material. Together, these examples show how a simple U-shaped fastener can vary to suit different materials and levels of holding strength.
10 images tagged with Staples:
Two Staples
Two Rows Of Carton Staples
Stacked Rows Of Lightweight Staples
Single Row Of Heavy Duty Staples
Roll Of Carton Staples
Presser Point Staple
One Staple
Narrow Crown Staples
Four Rows Of Staples
