Senco Fastening Systems A801009 18 Gauge Staples 900ct

Product Description

The SENCO FASTENING SYSTEMS A801009 is an 18 gauge galvanized staple designed for high-volume fastening work across a wide range of interior and finish carpentry applications. Each staple measures 1 inch in length with a 1/4 inch crown. The box contains 900 staples and is sold in a package quantity of 5. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance suitable for use in environments where moisture exposure is a factor. These staples are loaded into pneumatic narrow crown staplers and are a standard consumable for carpenters, finish contractors, cabinet installers, and upholstery professionals.

The A801009 staple is suited for residential and light commercial finish work. Typical applications include fastening cabinets, case backs, drawer assembly, upholstery, soffits, underlayment, lattice, and insulative sheathing. The 1/4 inch crown and 1 inch leg length make this staple appropriate for thinner substrate attachment where a narrow fastener profile is required. These are a standard staple format used on job sites and in shop environments alike.

Key Features

• 18 gauge wire for consistent feed and reduced substrate splitting
• 1 inch leg length suitable for underlayment, cabinet backs, and sheathing applications
• 1/4 inch crown width for narrow fastener profile on finished surfaces
• Galvanized coating for corrosion resistance
• 900 staples per box with a package quantity of 5
• Compatible with a wide range of pneumatic narrow crown staplers from multiple manufacturers

Compatibility

Compatible with the following stapler models: Senco LN4450, SKS-L, SLS20, SLS18, SLS15, SKS25XP; Duofast KN1848, KN1848N; Hitachi N3804A; Porter Cable NS100A, NS150A, NSS150; Airy EZ-2; Accuset A150LS, A100LS; Rigid R150FSA; Milwaukee 7155-21; Fasco F25A-90/40; Hilti SN114B; Spotnails HL3852.

Installation Notes

These staples are installed by a licensed carpenter, finish contractor, or experienced tradesperson using a compatible pneumatic narrow crown stapler. Disconnect the air supply from the stapler before loading or clearing a jam. Verify staple gauge and crown width match the stapler manufacturer specifications before loading. Follow applicable safety guidelines for pneumatic fastening tools on the job site.