Ace Hardware / Hardware/ Nails and Staples/Nail-In Staples>Compare
Check Nearby Stores
Check if Ace Delivers to My Address
Check if Ace Delivers to My Address
Change Address
ADD NEW ADDRESS
Edit Address*Indicates required field
Add New Address*Indicates required field
Used only to contact you about your order.
Modal Title Placeholder
Ace Rewards members are eligible to receive free delivery on orders of $50 or more. Free delivery offer excludes same day delivery. Participation and delivery area vary by store.
Delivery From Your Local Ace
Our delivery program lets you get the qualifying items delivered from the store to your door by a helpful Ace associate.
FREE for Ace Rewards Members on Orders $50+ Sign In/Join Now
Service Fee may apply, see cart for details.
Not a member? You can still receive delivery on qualifying items for a fee. The fee is determined at checkout.
Handling Fee may be applied based on order quantity.
Participation and delivery area vary by store.
All deliveries are placed at the property enterance.
Requests for orders to be placed beyond the first threshold/entryway may require an additional fee at the local store's discretion.
For more information, see our Customer Service page.
*Ace Rewards members spending $50 or more are eligible to receive free Next Day delivery on in-stock orders. Orders must be placed on days the store is open, before 4pm local time or 2 hours before store closing time, whichever is earlier.
GET IT FAST:
Close
Filter
Clear all
Get it Fast
In stock today at:
Brand Name
Price
Crown Type
Crown Width
Gauge
Length
Material
Customer Rating
Get It Fast
Availability
Get It Fast
Availability
Brand Name
Price
$
to
$
Enter valid price range.
Crown Type
Crown Width
Gauge
Length
Material
Customer Rating
Stanley Bostitch 7/32 in. W X 1 in. L Stainless Steel Finish Staples 18 Ga. 1000 pk
1 Review
Free Store Pickup Today
Ace .25 in. W X 3/4 in. L Galvanized Steel Poultry Staples 1 lb
Staples can offer superior finishing for projects where nails may not be the right fit. If your project requires quality power for holding two pieces of material together, staples are the way to go. They provide a strong visible grip that will last.
Some framers think the holding power of a staple is equal to that of a nail; wrong! It takes twice as many staples to hold a roof or wall sheathing in place than it does when you use nails. Here are some facts about staples: Always check with your building department to see if there are local requirements.
Surgical site infections (SSIs) are a possible risk of the use of surgical staples. SSIs are infections that can occur after a surgical procedure in the part of the body where the surgery took place.
Before the doctor stitches or staples your cut, they will clean out the cut well. They will also give you numbing medicine so you don't feel pain when the stitches or staples go in. After the doctor stitches or staples your cut, they will cover the area with gauze or a bandage.
Today roofing nail guns are the preferred choice by roofing companies. This is because roofing nail guns have undergone innovations that make them much easier to use, firing nails with greater precision than roofing staple guns.
What types of wood (other than plywood) can a staple gun penetrate? The staple gun is kitted with Hi/Lo adjustment to match density of materials and can be also used on plywood as well as MDF.
Type of project and tools required: Nails are often used for large scale projects, such as house framing and hardwood floors. This is because they are typically stronger and more affordable than screws. Another reason is, most nails have smooth heads and shafts, they can easily be installed with a hammer or nail gun.
Nail guns are often used when the project requires a lot of wood. Nail guns can seamlessly drive nails into the wood, and the tool can also pull out nails without a blemish. Staple guns are a better option if you don't have much wood in the project but have fabrics and frames you want to repair.
Staple fixation of Akin osteotomy has been shown to be safe and effective and have a low rate of complications. It is quick and easy to perform, but disadvantages include intra-articular encroachment and pain due to soft-tissue irritation, which may necessitate removal. Stainless-steel staples are most commonly used.
The staples in the upper layer are what you see on the cut. You may have a bandage. You will need to have the staples removed, usually in 7 to 14 days.
The most commonly used methods for skin closure after orthopaedic surgery are metal staples or nylon sutures. Both methods act to hold the skin edges together while healing occurs. Metal staples are said to be superior as they are regarded as quicker and easier than sutures.
Address: 998 Estell Village, Lake Oscarberg, SD 48713-6877
Phone: +21813267449721
Job: Technology Engineer
Hobby: Swimming, Do it yourself, Beekeeping, Lapidary, Cosplaying, Hiking, Graffiti
Introduction: My name is Reed Wilderman, I am a faithful, bright, lucky, adventurous, lively, rich, vast person who loves writing and wants to share my knowledge and understanding with you.
We notice you're using an ad blocker
Without advertising income, we can't keep making this site awesome for you.
Check Nearby Stores
