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Staples and the guns that fire them. The industrial hand staple gun is 5.000 KD, and pneumatic staples for an air stapler are 1.500 to 2.250 KD depending on the code — nine codes, all in stock. The same air tools take F brads, T nails, PO nails and SN pins from 0.750 KD. Staples are a code job rather than a size job, so the quickest way to get the right box is to bring the empty one.

Which one do you need?

Type Best for Price
Industrial hand staple gun, model UT-753BC Hand stapling on site and in the workshop — upholstery, insulation, sheeting, cable runs, fixing fabric or mesh to timber. All-steel body, bottom loading, with a handle lock and a window to see the staple level 5.000 KD
Pneumatic staples, codes 1410, 810 and 806 Air stapler work — flooring underlay, panelling, crating, upholstery. The three codes in the lowest price band 1.500 KD
Pneumatic staples, code 808 The same air stapler work in the next code up 1.750 KD
Pneumatic staples, codes 9040, 9030 and 804 Three more codes for air staplers that take this geometry — check the code on your gun, not the price 2.000 KD
Pneumatic staples, codes 8012 and 8016 The two heaviest codes we carry, at 2.150 KD and 2.250 KD 2.150–2.250 KD
F brad nails, 18 gauge, F-10 to F-50 If your air tool fires brads rather than staples. Nine lengths from 0.750 KD at F-10 to 1.850 KD at F-50 0.750–1.850 KD
T nails, PO nails and SN pins The other three air-tool series. T-50 is 2.350 KD, the PO series runs 2.500 to 4.750 KD, and the SN pins are the dearest at 13.500 KD and 15.000 KD — so check the series before you open that dropdown 2.350–15.000 KD

Out of stock at the moment, and worth knowing before you buy the gun: the 8 mm staples for hand staple guns. The staples listed above are for pneumatic staplers and do not load into a hand gun. Ask us about availability on the 8 mm.

What to check before buying

  • Bring the empty box, or bring the gun. Staple codes are not sizes — 1410, 810 and 9040 describe different staple shapes, not different lengths, and a gun takes one family and refuses the rest. Reading the code off your old box takes a second and is the only reliable way to get this right.
  • Hand gun or air gun? They take completely different staples. The hand gun at 5.000 KD takes 8 mm hand-gun staples, which are out of stock at the moment. The nine codes above are for a pneumatic stapler running off a compressor. If you are buying the hand gun today, ask us about the staples first.
  • Price is not a guide to the code. The nine codes band at 1.500, 1.750, 2.000, 2.150 and 2.250 KD, and the bands reflect staple geometry rather than how much load the staple takes. Pick the code your gun takes, then pay whatever that one costs.
  • Staples or brads? A staple has two legs and holds sheet material, fabric, mesh and underlay without pulling through. A brad is a single pin and disappears into trim. For panelling and upholstery you want staples; for beading and architrave you want the F brads.
  • Air tools need an air supply. A pneumatic stapler is only as good as the compressor behind it. If you do not already have one, price the compressor before the staples.
  • Buying for a workshop? Tell us the gun model and the volume rather than a code. Contact us — the nine pneumatic codes are held at around a hundred boxes each.

Buying it from Bab Al-Saif

  • Bring the gun to the counter at our showroom at Shuwaikh Plaza, Khalifa Al-Jassim Street, Shuwaikh Industrial — matching a staple code to a magazine is a job of seconds in person and a guess over the phone.
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FAQs

How much is a staple gun in Kuwait?

The industrial hand staple gun is 5.000 KD, model UT-753BC, with an all-steel body, bottom loading, a handle lock and a window showing the staple level. It is in stock. Pneumatic staples for an air stapler are 1.500 to 2.250 KD a box depending on the code.

Which staples fit my gun?

Check the code, not the length. We carry nine pneumatic codes — 1410, 810, 9040, 9030, 8016, 8012, 804, 806 and 808 — and they are not interchangeable between guns. Bring the empty box or the gun itself and we will match it at the counter. For the air staplers and nailers these load into, see pneumatic tools.

Do you have staples for a hand staple gun?

Not at the moment. The 8 mm hand-gun staples are out of stock. Everything listed above is for a pneumatic stapler, and those staples will not load into a hand gun. The gun itself is in stock, so ask us about staple availability before you buy it rather than after.

What is the difference between a staple and a brad nail?

A staple has two legs and a crown across the top, so it holds sheet material, fabric, mesh and underlay without tearing through. A brad is a single thin pin that vanishes into timber and leaves almost no mark, which is what you want on trim and beading. We stock both: nine pneumatic staple codes from 1.500 KD, and 18 gauge F brads from 0.750 KD. For hammer-driven nails rather than fired ones, see wood nails, concrete nails and air nailer nails.

Also useful: pneumatic tools for the staplers and nailers themselves, and wood nails, concrete nails and air nailer nails for the fastener next door.

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