Stanley Tools STHT71834 Narrow Crown Staples 1250 Pack

Product Description

The STANLEY TOOLS STHT71834 is a 1250-count pack of heavy-duty narrow crown staples designed for fastening applications where a tight, low-profile crown is required. Each staple measures 5/16 inches in crown width and is built to deliver reliable holding power in demanding trade and professional installation work. The pack ships as a single unit and weighs 0.3 pounds, making it easy to carry on the job. These staples are intended for use with compatible narrow crown pneumatic or manual staplers and are suitable for repetitive, high-volume fastening tasks.

These narrow crown staples are well suited for residential and light commercial installation work. Common applications include securing insulation batts, attaching carpet underlayment, and fastening roofing felt during re-roofing or new construction projects. Insulation contractors, roofers, flooring installers, and general construction crews are the primary users. The 1250-piece count supports extended work sessions without frequent reloading.

Key Features

• Heavy-duty construction for consistent drive and secure fastening
• Narrow crown profile reduces surface damage and produces a low-profile hold
• 5/16-inch crown width suitable for insulation, underlayment, and roofing felt applications
• 1250-staple pack count supports high-volume, continuous work
• Compact packaging at approximately 4.6 x 4.3 x 0.5 inches for easy storage and transport

Compatibility

Designed as a replacement or refill staple supply for compatible narrow crown staplers that accept 5/16-inch crown staples. Verify staple leg length and crown specification against your stapler model before loading.

Installation Notes

Load staples only into staplers rated for the corresponding crown width and leg length. Ensure the stapler is depressurized or unloaded before opening the magazine for refilling. Follow all manufacturer guidelines for staple loading sequence and jam clearing. Fastening into roofing or underlayment should comply with applicable local building code requirements for fastener spacing and penetration depth.