Hillman Fasteners 461534 Galvanized Poultry Staple 5 Lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461534 is a hot dipped galvanized poultry staple sold in a 5-pound box, designed for securing wire mesh and fencing to wooden posts and frames. The hot dipped galvanization process applies a thick zinc coating that resists corrosion in outdoor and high-moisture environments. At 0.75 inches in length, these staples drive cleanly into dimensional lumber and wood posts without splitting. This fastener is a standard choice for agricultural fencing contractors, farm maintenance crews, and property owners installing or repairing poultry enclosures and wire runs.

This staple is used in agricultural and rural fencing applications where wire mesh, chicken wire, or hardware cloth must be fastened securely to wood framing. Common installations include poultry coops, rabbit hutches, garden enclosures, and livestock pens. The hot dipped galvanized finish makes these staples suitable for ground-level and exterior installations where plain steel fasteners would corrode prematurely. Each box contains 5 pounds of staples and is packaged 4 boxes per case.

Key Features

• Hot dipped galvanized coating provides heavy-duty corrosion resistance for outdoor use
• 0.75-inch leg length suitable for securing wire mesh to standard dimensional lumber
• 5-pound box quantity reduces restocking frequency on larger fencing jobs
• Designed for use with standard hammer or pneumatic staple driving tools
• Packaged 4 boxes per case for bulk purchase efficiency

Compatibility

Designed as a standard poultry staple for use with chicken wire, hardware cloth, and similar wire mesh products fastened to wood posts, rails, and framing in agricultural and residential fencing applications.

Installation Notes

Poultry staples are typically installed by fencing contractors or general farm maintenance personnel using a hammer or compatible staple driver. Drive staples across the wire strand rather than parallel to it to maximize holding strength. Avoid overdriving, which can cut or damage wire mesh. Wear appropriate eye protection during installation.