STOCKade 50mm Barbed Staples: ST400I compatible

Back by popular demand, STOCKade’s ST400i barbed staples are the world's only power-driven barbed staples, and Hornibrooks has them in stock right now.

At 4mm/9ga in diameter, we recommend these as ideal for use with rural livestock fencing, medium mesh, heavy mesh and heavy woven fencing. Also fantastic for highway boundary fencing for use with hardwood posts. As chain wire fencing wires run vertically and are bent into a zig-zag pattern, the staples are exceptional in maintaining integrity for years to come, with no fear of unwinding or loosening over time.

The staples have also been used in rural utility applications for attaching the earth wire to power poles, and provide greater holding pressure with coating for maximum corrosion protection, making it an easy way to secure fence wire to timber posts.

Using genuine STOCKade paper collation provides superior collation strength, and reduces tool contamination. They have a moisture-resistant adhesive formula for improved all-weather performance and resistance.

Each ST400i staple pack comes with included gas cylinders.

Advantages of STOCKade 50mm barbed staples for ST400I

• World’s only power-driven barbed staple
• 4mm wire diameter
• Divergent point – Staple legs spread as they are driven into timber for enhanced holding power
• Professional grade fencing staple, suitable for use on the toughest fence posts
• Extreme durability for long life
• Manufactured from 90% Zn 10% AL 240gm high life pre-galvanised wire
• Hot dipped galvanised Class 3 wire

What is class 3 wire?

So, you’re all set to install a wire fence on your property or roadside, but do you know the kind of galvanising your staple should have?

This is something many fencing first-timers or beginner DIYers don’t consider, but it’s an important one. Hornibrooks has you covered.

Class 3 Galvanised wire, which is what STOCKade barbed staples are made of, has a stronger, more durable and long-lasting galvainised coating. The great thing about this class of wire is that it is predicted to last anywhere from 13 to 30 years before it rusts – making it well worth the investment, particularly in farming applications.