These 10.5-gauge 1-9/16″ fencing staples are made of hot dipped galvanized steel to keep them from rusting or corroding, so they’re very strong. Because of this, they have a barbed, diverging tip that helps them stay in place even in the most difficult situations. This box has 1500 staples in it.
Galvanized staples can be used for a lot of different things. They can be used for livestock fences and field fencing, as well as horse fences and heavy mesh fences.
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They are great for livestock wire fencing, heavy mesh fencing, chain link fencing, and installing copper ground wire on utility poles. Use these solid steel staples for the toughest jobs because they have a barbed, sharp tip and are galvanized to keep them from rusting and corrosion. If you have a fencing stapler that can fire 10.5 gauge, 1-9/16″ glue-collated fencing staples (but not DeWalt), these staples are for you. The Freeman PFS105 is a good example. Staples come in a box with 1500 in it, so you’ll always have a lot of them at your fingertips while you work.
It’s a good idea to use nails that are long-lasting to make ranch wire fences. Make sure you only use Freeman nails for fencing. Do not buy cheap nails for this job. Cheap nails can get stuck in the gun and hurt the person who is firing it. If you want to nail something, we also have a lot of Freeman nail guns. All of them are high-quality nail guns.
