PayPayPlast supplies L-shaped staples in a bulk pack: 500 pcs for hot plastic repair on corners. The 0.8 mm stainless wire does not rust or lose its shape, and the L profile holds both faces of a part at the bend. The pack is sized for body technicians and repair shops that fix bumpers, body kits, mounts, panels and housings of ABS, PP, PE and rubber every day.

Specifications

What you get

• Stainless steel — the staples do not corrode and keep their shape.
• A bulk pack — 500 pcs for daily body repair work.
• An L profile — the staple sits on the bend and holds both faces of the part.
• 0.8 mm wire — check it against your tool's holder before work.
• Plastic and rubber — ABS, PP, PE, rubber and other plastics.
• Body work tasks — bumpers, body kits, mounts, panels, trim, equipment housings.

Who it is for

Body technicians and repair shops with a constant flow of plastic repair, where bumper corners and mounting tabs are welded every day. Also owners of a plastic repair tool who want corner staples in stock for a long time.

Who it is not for

For a one-off repair, 500 staples are too many. If the crack is straight and runs over a flat area, the L profile is not needed; use wave staples instead. No tool is included, and metal is not repaired with these staples.

Applications and compatibility

Cracks and splits in bumpers and body kits, mounts, panels, trim, equipment housings; parts made of ABS, PP, PE, rubber and other plastics. The staples are intended for a plastic soldering iron, hot stapler, thermal gun and plastic welding gun. Tool models are not given in the source, so make sure your device takes L-shaped staples made of 0.8 mm wire.

What is in the box

500 pcs of L-shaped corner staples in 0.8 mm stainless wire.

Questions and answers

Are 500 staples too many for a home garage?

For a one-off repair, yes. The pack is meant for a repair shop or a technician who regularly repairs corners of plastic parts.

L-shaped or wave staple: which one should I choose?

For a corner or bend, the L-shaped one; for a straight crack on a flat area, the wave one. This pack contains only L-shaped staples.

Which tools suit these staples?

A plastic soldering iron, hot stapler, thermal gun or plastic welding gun. Specific models are not stated, so check that your tool takes staples made of 0.8 mm wire.

What metal are the staples made of?

Stainless steel, which does not corrode and keeps its shape well.