Hillman Fasteners 122661 Galvanized Double Point Staple

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 122661 is a 9-gauge galvanized double point staple designed for securing wire, fencing, cable, or tubing to wood framing and posts. The double-point tip drives cleanly into lumber with standard staple driving tools, and the galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for outdoor and moisture-prone environments. Each package contains 1.5 ounces of staples with a 7/16 inch crown width. This fastener is a standard trade item used by electricians, fencing contractors, and general construction crews in both residential and light commercial applications.

These staples are suited for applications where low-voltage cable, irrigation tubing, poultry netting, or light-gauge wire needs to be secured to wood surfaces. The 7/16 inch crown accommodates common wire and cable diameters without pinching. The galvanized finish makes them appropriate for exterior installations where bare steel would corrode, including deck framing, garden structures, and outdoor utility runs. Sold in a pack of 6 packages per order, making them practical to stock for ongoing service work or job-site use.

Key Features

• 9-gauge wire provides strength for gripping wood fibers without splitting light framing lumber
• 7/16 inch crown width fits standard wire, cable, and light tubing profiles
• Double-point tip enables consistent, straight penetration during installation
• Galvanized coating resists rust and corrosion in outdoor and damp environments
• 1.5 oz per package with 6 packages per unit for convenient job-site stocking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard supply item compatible with hand-drive and pneumatic staple tools sized for 9-gauge double-point staples with a 7/16 inch crown.

Installation Notes

Drive with a hammer or compatible pneumatic staple tool rated for 9-gauge double-point staples. Avoid over-driving, which can damage wire insulation or cut through light cable jackets. For electrical cable applications, follow NEC guidelines regarding staple placement intervals and minimum bend radius. Galvanized fasteners are appropriate for exterior wood contact but should not be used as a substitute for listed cable connectors or conduit fittings where code requires them.