Surebonder 14014

Works great and I have used the PowerFast 31000 stapler for ten years. Excellent tool if used properly. Keeping the head firmly in contact with the surface assures full staple insertion.

Sorry these are the only staples that they advertise on Amazon with the stapler Surebonder, that are to big for the model I bought The good thing, it's rare that I'm not satisfied with what I buy at Amazon, the advertising is normally adequate for a product.

I first encountered these staples when they showed up in a staple-gun kit specifically for attaching Christmas lights. It took me a while, but I realized that these are good for all sorts of things. The beauty of them is that they have that "U" at the top, which accommodates the wire, cable, or whatever. Now, when I have to run an extension cord along the baseboard, I can easily tack it in place with the staple gun. (My staple gun is Surebonder Model 5540Hol -- the "Light Tacker.") I'm sort of a nut about not having wires and cables running helter-skelter ... I like them tidy and secured in place. I must have bought a dozen products over the years that promise to tame the mass of wires and cables we all have in our houses now. But by far, the best for this purpose is this staple. The instructions offer caveats about stapling wires with current running through them (you should unplug the wire first), but because the wire/cable/cord fits so perfectly into the "U" section as you're positioning the gun, I've never had an instance where I've pierced a wire. This is a very handy item for the toolbox ... I use it more than I use my conventional heavy-duty stapler.

Bought these staples for a cheap cable stapler. They work great for cat 5 and 6 cable and rg-58 coax.

The staples fit my stapler and seemed to work. I haven't bused them much so not much more to say at this time.