Carton Staples & Staplers

A range of staples from 4mm - 25mm for use in our range of manual, pneumatic, electric and automatic staplers.

Types of Staplers

There are many different types of staplers used in packaging and hand kitting processes, here are the most popular types.

Hand Carton Staplers

Popular hand staplers for sealing the tops and bottoms of cartons for extra security and tamper evident closure. Take CS32 carton staples.

Treadle Carton Bottom Staplers

Foot operated stapler for stapling the bottoms of cartons. The pneumatic version helps to increase output and reduce user fatigue, recommended for 50 -100 cartons per hour. Take CS32 carton staples.

Pneumatic & Electric Hand Tackers

High speed tackers in both electric and pneumatic versions. Concentrated power for reliable tacking with narrow crown staples and brads of up to 25mm. Take ST606 Staples.

Hand Staplers 

Popular hand staplers in a hand plier configuration for fast and easy stapling of a range of materials and can be used for a wide selection of applications. RS26 version takes ST26 Staples, RS31 version takes ST73 Staples.

Hand Tackers 

Popular hand tackers for fast and easy stapling of a range of materials and can be used for a wide selection of applications. RT64 & RT34 versions take ST140 Staples, RT33 version takes RT13 Staples.

Hammer Tacker

An easy to use cost-efficient tool for tacking waterproof crate linings and for applications such as roofing, insulation, carpeting, etc...

Staple Remover

The handy tool for removing those awkward staples that have gone in the wrong place. Make removing staples quick and easy with our staple remover.

Pallet Staplers

Heavy duty pallet stapler for stapling pallet trays and cases to pallets. Reduce user fatigue and staple your pallet cases without bending down. Takes CS35 carton staples.

Automatic & Semi-Automatic Staplers

Small, Medium and High Capacity Electric Powered Staplers. These cover all uses from Desktop to Heavy Duty Printing and Packaging Applications including both Conventional and Flat Clinch Technology. We would recommend always using manufacturer’s own staples in machines to avoid jamming and excessive wear.