The Josef Kihlberg JK680-08 staples are fine-wire tacker staples designed for light- to medium-duty stapling tasks where clean, subtle fastening and reliable hold are important. With an 8 mm (5/16″) leg and a 1/2″ crown, these staples offer enough depth for securing materials such as fabrics, upholstery backing, insulation paper, sheathing, trim, and other thin-to-moderate surfaces — without driving too deeply or causing damage.
Constructed from fine-gauge galvanized steel, these staples provide smooth feeding, consistent clinch, and resistance to corrosion even with frequent use. Their fine-wire profile is ideal for delicate or finish work where a low-profile staple is preferred. Supplied in a large 10,000-staple pack, the JK680-08 is well-suited for workshops, upholstery shops, insulation installation, trim work, and other general-purpose stapling tasks.
Key Features
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Leg Length: 5/16″ (8 mm) — suitable for medium-thickness materials such as fabric, insulation backing, and light paneling
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Crown Width: 1/2″ — ensures a stable clinch and secure hold without over-penetration
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Material: Fine-gauge galvanized steel — durable with good corrosion resistance
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Staple Type: Fine-wire tacker staples — ideal for light- to medium-duty stapling
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Pack Quantity: 10,000 staples — generous supply for frequent or large jobs
Best Uses
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Upholstery fabric, vinyl, and furniture backing
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Insulation backing or sheathing paper attachment
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Light trim, paneling, or thin wood fastening
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General workshop, craft, or DIY projects requiring neat, low-profile staples
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Interior finishing where material visibility matters
Why Choose JK680-08 Staples?
These staples are an excellent choice when you need secure fastening without deep penetration or visible staple marks. Their fine-wire construction and 5/16″ leg length strike a balance between strength and subtlety, making them suitable for upholstery, insulation work, trim installation, and other medium-thickness stapling tasks. The large 10,000-staple pack ensures long-lasting supply for frequent use.
