Pro-Fit Collated Finish Staples, 7/16 In x 2 In, 16 Gauge, Electro Galvanized, N-Style, 10,000 Ct

Clean, steady fastening for the jobs that need to hold.

Fits 1/2" medium crown staplers without fuss.

Product Overview:

When you are pushing through sheathing, pallets, or cabinet backs, you want staples that sit right and keep moving. These Pro-Fit collated finish staples give you that kind of plain, dependable grip. The electro galvanized finish helps them stand up in real jobsite conditions, and the 16 gauge build brings a solid feel as you work. For use in most 1/2" medium crown staplers, they keep the rhythm smooth. Picture a fast, tidy run with fewer interruptions, a cleaner bite into the material, and that small bit of relief when the stack just behaves.

Key Features:

• Collated for smoother loading: The adhesive collation keeps the strip together so your stapler feeds with less fuss and fewer awkward pauses.
• Electro galvanized finish: It brings added protection for everyday work, so the fastener holds its own instead of looking tired too soon.
• 16 gauge strength: You get a sturdier feel in the material, which helps on sheathing, decking, and other jobs that need a firm bite.
• 7/16 In. crown: The standard crown gives you a broad seat on the surface, which feels settled and even when you are working through a stack.
• 2 In. length: That extra reach helps the staple drive deeper for tougher fastening jobs, so the work stays put when it counts.
• 10,000 Ct: A big count like this keeps you supplied for longer runs, which is handy when the day is already full enough.

Quick Specs:

• Brand: Pro-Fit
• Model Number: 617130
• Dimensions: 7/16 In. x 2 In.
• Material/Finish: Electro Galvanized
• Format/Type: Collated Finish Staples
• Compatibility/Use: For use most 1/2" medium crown staplers
• Quantity/Pack: 10,000 Ct

Set these in place and you get a steadier feed, a firmer hold, and less second guessing on the job. If you want fastening that feels calm in the hand and solid in the finish, this is worth a look, right?