PayPayPlast M-shaped staples are a corner consumable for hot plastic repair, packed 500 pcs. The stainless steel wire, 0.6 mm thick, does not rust and keeps its shape, and the staple itself wraps the edge of the part. This stock is handy in a repair shop, a body shop or at home for bumpers, body kits, mounts and housings made of ABS, PP, PE and rubber.

Specifications

What you get

• Stainless wire — the staple does not rust under the plastic and does not lose its shape.
• A bulk pack — 500 pcs for daily repair shop work.
• A shape made for edges — the M-shaped staple wraps a corner or bend of the part.
• Plastic and rubber repair — ABS, PP, PE, rubber and other plastics.
• 0.6 mm gauge — easy to match to the holder of your tool.
• Body and household jobs — bumpers, body kits, mounts, panels, trim, equipment housings.

Who it is for

Bumper and body plastic repair technicians for whom corner seams are a routine part of the job. The bulk pack also suits a home workshop that wants corner staples on hand for any job.

Who it is not for

Buyers looking for a kit with a tool, since this is staples only. On flat areas with a straight crack the M shape is not needed; the range has wave staples for that. For a one-off repair you will not use this many staples.

Applications and compatibility

Corners and edges of bumpers and body kits, cracks, mounting tabs, panels and trim, equipment housings made of ABS, PP, PE and rubber. The staples are intended for a plastic soldering iron, hot stapler, thermal gun and plastic welding gun. The supplier does not list tool models, so make sure your device takes M-shaped staples made of 0.6 mm wire.

What is in the box

500 pcs of M-shaped corner staples in 0.6 mm stainless wire.

Questions and answers

How many repairs will one pack cover?

That depends on crack length and part size. The 500 staples are meant for long-term repair shop use or a large stock for a home workshop.

Can an M-shaped staple be used on a straight crack?

It is a corner staple made for edges, corners and bends. For straight cracks the range offers wave staples.

What equipment do I need?

A plastic soldering iron, hot stapler, thermal gun or plastic welding gun. Specific models are not named, so check that your tool takes staples made of 0.6 mm wire.

Do the staples lose their shape during work?

According to the description, the stainless steel staples keep their shape well and do not corrode.