Industrial staples

Industrial staples are an unassuming yet absolutely essential fastener. Whether you’re assembling furniture, securing roofing membranes, or packing heavy cartons for shipment, the strength and durability of the entire product depend on the quality of the staples. The Narex brand offers a comprehensive range of industrial staples characterized by precise geometry, top-quality materials, and optimized tips for smooth penetration through materials. Choosing the right staple minimizes tool jamming and ensures that the joint can withstand even extreme stress.

In professional manufacturing and assembly, it’s not just about having high-performance stapling tools—it’s primarily about using high-quality consumables. Cheap, low-quality staples made of soft wire often bend, jam the stapler’s striker, and their surface coating corrodes quickly. Our industrial staples ensure smooth production operations without unnecessary downtime. Thanks to our wide range of sizes and wire types, you’ll find the fasteners you’re looking for.

To make it easier to navigate, we’ve divided our extensive assortment into four main categories:

• Upholstery Staples: Basic material designed for professional upholstery and decorative work, film installation, and industrial furniture manufacturing. Our selection includes a wide range of staples (328, 330, 337, 338, 342, 345, 530, 539, 581, 489) designed for staple guns from all major brands, ensuring high compatibility and reliability during use.
• Joinery and carpentry staples: Ideal for wood construction, installing OSB panels, flooring, fences, or manufacturing pallets and packaging. Joinery staples are also used in the production of toys, crates, and basketry products, as well as in the installation of moldings and decorative trim. These staples (types 331, 332, 333, 343, 352, 353, 363, 364, 367, 368, 370) are made of solid wire and can withstand heavy loads.
• Carton and wide staples: These are designed for demanding applications requiring high joint strength and resistance to material tearing. The product range includes staples (types 387, 580, 490, 491) designed for staple guns of all common brands. Thanks to their dimensions, they are ideal for nailing asphalt shingles, cardboard, or installing plastic sheeting.
• Cabling Clips and Others: Specialized fasteners for the quick and secure attachment of data and antenna cables. Cabling clips feature a specific rounded back (U-profile) that protects the insulation from accidental damage. The product range also includes binding clips designed for securing wire fences and other products.

Modern industrial stapling offers an efficient alternative to traditional methods of joining materials, such as screwing or nailing. Its main advantages are high work speed and time savings, which are beneficial in both mass production and in craft and construction work. Thanks to its two prongs, the staple provides a stable hold on the material and excellent resistance to shifting, vibrations, and other operational stresses. However, the quality of the joint depends not only on the correct choice of staple but also on the design of its tip.

Narex staples facilitate penetration into the substrate and help reduce the risk of splitting or cracking the material, especially with thin wooden strips, cardboard, or textiles. Another advantage of stapling is the discreet appearance of the resulting joint —the narrow back of the staple can be easily countersunk below the surface, creating a clean, aesthetic, and durable fastening suitable for a wide range of professional applications.