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The rectangular staple for fixation is a metal piece that consists of a flat shape with two teeth on each side to nail and hold two pieces. It is made of steel so its resistance and durability are excellent, but in addition to prolonging its useful life, it has a zinc-plated finish that provides additional protection against rust and corrosion. The measurements it presents are 22 mm long by 18 mm wide, its teeth are 4 mm long and it has a central hole of 4 mm in diameter that allows a screw to be placed to improve the fixation of the piece. It is offered in packages of 5000 units.

Metal fixture designed to join and clamp parts by means of a firm fixation with anchor teeth on both sides.

Metal fixture designed to join and clamp parts by means of a firm fixation with anchor teeth on both sides.

Manufacturers: Manufactured from steel with a zinc plated finish, its 22 x 18 mm structure provides a durable and corrosion resistant fixing.

Distributors/Wholesalers: Available in packs of 5000 units, facilitating its commercialisation in large-scale assembly projects.

Carpenters: Installation using 4 mm studs and a 4 mm central hole to improve screw fixing.

E-commerce & Retail: Product in high demand on DIY and hardware online sales platforms, ideal for structural assembly systems.

This clamp is suitable for nail fixings in timber or board structures. Its design with teeth on both sides allows secure anchoring to hold parts in place without the need for complex machining.

The Ø 4 mm central hole allows the insertion of an additional screw to reinforce the mechanical fastening. Compatible with standard small diameter wood or chipboard screws.

The zinc-plated finish provides a layer of corrosion protection that improves the durability of the steel against moisture and rust, making it ideal for demanding mounting environments.

The clamp is 22 mm long and 18 mm wide. These compact dimensions make it ideal for invisible or space-saving mounting without compromising clamping force.

It is ideal for back fixing in cabinets, kitchen units, shelving or modular applications where concealed but strong fastening is required, especially in board or plywood structures.