Description
130mm Staples Galvanised Wide Crown galvanised are ready for next day delivery or collect in Sandyford A94RT18 Co. Dublin.
130mm Staples Galvanised Wide Crown galvanised are ideal for insulation PIR, battons onto insulation, foam board insulation, joinery, roofing or where a long construction staple is required.
The key benefit of using long construction staples is install time. They are signficantly faster to install than wood screws, are cost effective to use and provide superior holding power.
The extra wide crown on these staples covers a large surface diameter making them an ideal secure fixing.
130mm construction staples are CE certified EN14592 Eurocode 5 and ETA certified and come with technical data sheets.
130mm construction staples will fit leading global brands of staplers including TJEP, Prebena, BEA, Bostitch, Montana, Senco and many other brands.
Technical Data:
Brand:Securall
Type:WP
Lenght:130mm
Crown:26.7mm
Coating:Galvanised
Applications:
PIR, insulation onto battons, movie sets, flooring, timber frame, timber sheds, timber cabins, carpentry, timber pallets, timber crates, packaging
Long staples are primarily used for securing materials where a wider holding area and deeper penetration are needed. Here’s how and where they’re typically used:
1. Roofing and House Wraps
Long staples are often used to attach roofing underlayment, felt paper, or house wrap (like Tyvek) to wooden framing.
They provide a secure hold without tearing the material, especially in windy conditions.
2. Insulation Installation
Used to fasten foam board insulation, batt insulation facings, or radiant barriers to framing members.
Longer legs ensure the staple penetrates through the insulation and into the framing securely.
3. Subfloor and Sheathing
In some cases, especially with engineered wood products, long staples can be used to secure plywood or OSB sheathing or subflooring (though nails or screws are often preferred depending on code and application).
4. Framing and Furring
Long staples are sometimes used for light-duty framing or attaching furring strips, especially in non-load-bearing partitions or interior work.
5. Craft and Finish Work
For projects like cabinet backs, drawer bottoms, or paneling, long staples provide a quick and clean way to fasten thin sheets to structural components.
6. Pallets and Crating
In industrial settings, long staples are used to assemble wood crates, pallets, and shipping containers where fast and strong fastening is required.
