Divergent Staples | Divergent Point Staples

The divergent staples design permits the staple legs to turn outward front to back of the crown when the staple legs come into contact with any hard surface. Most common use for Fasco 92 Series Divergent Point Staples, for example, is sales to aluminum awning manufactures. These staples are driven through the material stretched over the aluminum frame with the staple going through the material and frame. In doing so as the staple hits the frame material, the staple legs flare out locking the fabric to the frame. The other common application is for installing insulation material wrapped around mostly commercial heat ducts. Insulation is typically installed to the inside of the ducts during mfg with an additional wrap on the outside after installation. Can only be used with staplers specially designed for divergent leg staples.

What is a needle point divergent staples?

The point of the staple is very sharp and cut on an alternating angle, or bias. The purpose is to pin patterns on fabric without damage to the fabric. The “needle point” penetrates, flares to hold the pattern while the fabric is cut with shears, and can be pulled out without damaging threads in the fabric. Can only be used with staplers specially designed for divergent leg staples.

Whether you’re installing awnings or insulation, creating sewing projects, or even organizing paperwork, divergent staples offer a reliable and effective solution with their unique and versatile design. Keep them in mind for your next project and experience the benefits of using divergent point staples. You can browse our full collection of staples here at Salco Staple Headquarters to find the correct size and type for your needs.