Also known as a bottomer, this stapler secures the bottom of boxes. It accepts staples with _5/8" or _3/4" leg length so it can be used with single- and double-wall corrugated cardboard boxes.

For less frequent reloading and increased productivity, these staplers hold nearly ten times more staples than standard air-powered box staplers. To precisely set staples, it has adjustable settings that control the tightness of the staple clinch and the depth of the staple, which prevents the staple from coming into contact with the box contents.

The anvil in the stapler clinches staples with _5/8" leg length for single-wall boxes and _3/4" leg length for double-wall boxes. Replacement anvils are sold separately.

These staplers compress the box material as the staple is driven for a tight clinch.

Running on a rechargeable battery, these box staplers won’t tether you to an air supply, so you can use them anywhere. Reducing the chance of repetitive-use injuries on your packing line, they’re lightweight, quiet, and comfortable to hold all day thanks to their rubber grip and low recoil. To prevent misfires, these staplers have a safety latch and sensors that keep them from going off if your finger isn’t on the trigger or there’s no box present. Switch between three operating modes depending on the size, density, and material of the packaging you’re closing. The controls on these staplers have a user-friendly digital interface. They’re CE marked, meaning they meet European safety standards.

Don't be tethered by a cord—this stapler uses a lithium ion (Li-Ion) battery (sold separately). It does not clinch the staple.

Also known as bottomers, these staplers secure the bottom of boxes. They accept staples with _5/8" or _3/4" leg length, so they can be used with single- and double-wall corrugated cardboard boxes.

Stapler Guards—Stapler guards include all hardware needed for installation.

Use these tensioners with buckles in low-tension applications to draw plastic strapping tight around packages.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

These tools do double duty, pulling metal strapping tight and then fastening it, without the use of a separate seal. They create a joint by crimping interlocking notches into the strapping and cutting off the excess.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

To precisely set staples, these staplers have adjustable settings that control the tightness of the staple clinch and the depth of the staple, which prevents the staple from coming into contact with the box contents.

The anvils in these staplers clinch staples with _3/4" leg length for double-wall boxes.

Precisely set staples into corrugated cardboard boxes. These staplers have adjustable settings that control the tightness of the staple clinch and the depth of the staple, which prevents the staple from coming into contact with the box contents.

The anvil in the stapler clinches staples with _5/8" leg length for single-wall boxes and _3/4" leg length for double-wall boxes. Replacement anvils are sold separately.

These tools use heat to secure strapping without crimping on a seal. They automatically apply tension, weld strapping onto itself, and cut off the excess strapping.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

These tensioners apply maximum tension to pull strapping more tightly around packages than standard tensioners for metal strapping. They work on irregular surfaces as well as rounded objects. Place the seal on one end and fold strapping back to form a hook, and then slide the other end of the strapping through the seal. Tensioners push against the seal as they tighten strapping, creating high tension without slip. Pull strapping tight manually before applying tension.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

Also known as crimpers, these sealers secure seals (sold separately) onto plastic strapping.

Note: To match with compatible strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.

Use these tensioners to draw metal strapping tight around packages. These tensioners hold the bottom strap while either a feedwheel or gripper bites into the strap and tightens it.

Note: To match with compatible metal strapping, choose items with the same strapping material, width, and thickness or material and strapping group number.