PayPayPlast offers 100 high wave staples with 0.6 mm wire for hot plastic repair. A heated staple is melted into a bumper, panel, body kit, broken mount or appliance housing and gives a strong joint on a straight section or corner seam. The steel is stainless, the staples are stated to withstand high loads, and the materials are ABS, PP, PE and rubber.

Specifications

What you get

• A part back in one piece — after heating, the staple melts into the plastic and gives a strong joint.
• Bends handled too — the profile is listed for straight sections and corner seams.
• Stated load resistance — the supplier says the staples withstand high loads.
• Stainless steel — no corrosion forms inside the seam.
• Four materials — ABS, PP, PE and rubber.
• 0.6 mm wire — the thinner option among the store's staples, 100 per bag.

Who it is for

People who repair cracked bumpers, panels, body kits and broken mounts themselves, and body shops that need thin wire staples for car and household plastic parts.

Who it is not for

Without a heating tool the staples cannot be installed. If your tool only takes thicker wire or you need an M or L corner staple, choose another type. These staples are not meant for metal, wood or glass.

Applications and compatibility

Installation is done with a plastic soldering iron, a hot stapler or a welding gun. Uses include car bumpers, panels and body kits, broken mounts, plastic appliance housings, and car and household plastic parts. The source does not state which tool model the staple size fits.

What is in the box

100 high wave staples with 0.6 mm wire in a polyethylene bag. No tool.

Questions and answers

How many staples are in the bag and how thick are they?

100 pieces, 0.6 mm wire, high wave profile.

Will they work on a bumper corner?

Yes, the staples are listed for corner seams and straight sections.

What tool do I need?

A plastic soldering iron, a hot stapler or a welding gun.

Which materials are the staples for?

ABS, PP, PE and rubber.