Freeman SSNS18-125 18 Gauge 1-1/4" Stainless Steel Narrow Crown Staples (1, 000Count)

$ 20.99

Score By Feature

Based on 88 ratings

Easy to install

9.80

Sturdiness

9.68

Value for money

9.13

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Product Description

A box of 1,000 stainless steel narrow Crown staples with an 18 gauge 1-1/4 inch width

304 stainless steel is nonmagnetic and will not rust under corrosive conditions

Corrosion and staining of natural finish woods and pressure treated wood are not a problem with stainless steel staples

Door and window casings, crown molding and trim installation, and other outdoor projects can be completed using this product.

It delivers efficient and dependable results with the use of chisel point nails

Questions & Answers

The letters "L-" stand for What does "type" 1/4" narrow crown staples mean and what role do they play in crowning?

A narrow crown stapler will be denoted by the letter "L". My brain is a mess. I'm not sure why they chose "L". also numerous other types of staples which use letters to specify what type of staples are to be used in a particular To make sure your staple gun fits the gap on the staples, make sure you follow the gap on the staples. In other words. A 1/4" staple can only be used with a narrow crown stapler. There's no other spacing that's compatible with that type of The 'leg' of a staple is simply the length of the staple itself.

How well do these work in a Bostich SB3 What's the deal with the 150sx?

The stapler should be able to handle 18 gauge narrow crown if the stapler indicated that.

Selected User Reviews For Freeman SSNS18-125 18 Gauge 1-1/4" Stainless Steel Narrow Crown Staples (1, 000Count)

This has been an excellent purchase both in quality and price

5/5

It was a perfectly good product at a very good price. These are the accessories I use when finishing various locations with small cut cedar shingles. Sea breezes and salt water are harsh on my skin when I work near the coast of Maine. The quality is excellent and these have held up for many years without staining or rusting. The solid color stain looks as good as the nails when they are covered with them. They hold up better than stainless siding I highly recommend it.

Laura Everett

| Mar 21, 2021

The siding used for redwood or cedar is made from There are a few staples I like

5/5

A stainless staple does not discolor wood like a galvanized staple. To match existing siding, I used these to put up about 650 feet of tapered clear redwood siding 16 feet long. I have not had a misfire in my New Metabo stapler with narrow crown.