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The high-quality wire band is derived from high-quality raw materials and superb drawing technology, Reinforcement method upgrade-each roll of wire band is separated by the corrugated cardboard, to increase the pressure bearing capacity of the wire band. The staple wire band is a kind of steel wire band for manufacturing staples, brads nails and pins nails etc. Material : with ga anized steel wire or with the coppered steel wire or the stainless steel
  • 1.37*1.59*72

  • KYA

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1.37 × 1.59mm × 72 Galvanized Staple Wire Band

KYA 1.37 × 1.59mm × 72 galvanized staple wire band is a glue-collated flattened steel-wire band supplied as industrial raw material for staple manufacturing. The current KYA specification identifies an approximately 1.37 mm × 1.59 mm flattened wire section, 72 individual wires per band and 950–1050 N/mm² tensile strength.

The wire band is wound on a wooden wheel or spool for continuous feeding into suitable staple-forming equipment. Buyers should match the wire section, number of wires per band, tensile strength, surface treatment, glue system and spool dimensions to their existing staple specification and production line before ordering.


1.37 x 1.59mm x 72 galvanized staple wire band on wooden spool

Key Features

  • 1.37 × 1.59 mm wire section: flattened rectangular wire dimensions for industrial staple production.

  • 72 wires per band: 72 parallel flattened wires are glued together to form the production band.

  • 950–1050 N/mm² tensile strength: current KYA specification for this galvanized configuration.

  • Galvanized steel wire: zinc-coated surface for corrosion protection during storage, processing and suitable finished-fastener applications.

  • Glue-collated band: parallel wires are bonded into a continuous band for controlled machine feeding.

  • Wooden spool or wheel packing: designed for industrial transportation, storage and production feeding.

  • Protected transport packing: corrugated-board separation and protective wrapping help reduce deformation during handling and shipment.

  • Production-line matching: dimensions and band configuration should be verified against the customer's existing staple and forming equipment.

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Technical Specifications

Parameter Specification
Product Type Glue-Collated Staple Wire Band
Model 1.37 × 1.59 × 72
Wire Width Approximately 1.37 mm
Wire Thickness Approximately 1.59 mm
Wires per Band 72 pcs
Tensile Strength 950–1050 N/mm²
Material Steel Wire
Surface Galvanized
Collation Glue-Collated Parallel Wire Band
Packing Wooden Wheel / Wooden Spool
Application Raw material for compatible industrial staple manufacturing lines

What Does 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 Mean?

The product designation describes the physical construction of the wire band. 1.37 mm and 1.59 mm are the two dimensions of each flattened rectangular wire, while 72 is the number of parallel wires bonded together in one band.

The number 72 is therefore a raw-material band count. It should not automatically be interpreted as a finished staple series number.

Flattened Wire Profile for Staple Production

Staple wire is commonly flattened before forming because the finished staple requires a controlled rectangular wire section. Width and thickness affect the staple crown geometry, leg section, bending behavior and compatibility with the forming die.

For replacement raw material, the existing production wire should be measured directly. Small dimensional differences can affect forming-tool clearance, staple geometry and downstream packaging.

flattened galvanized staple wire band on wooden reel

72-Wire Glue-Collated Band

Seventy-two individual flattened wires are arranged in parallel and bonded into one continuous band. The band format allows the staple-forming line to process multiple wires in a controlled arrangement rather than feeding individual loose wires.

For high-volume production, buyers should confirm band width, wire spacing, glue characteristics and winding quality against the requirements of their forming equipment.

close view of glued staple wire band

950–1050 N/mm² Tensile Strength

KYA currently specifies 950–1050 N/mm² tensile strength for the galvanized 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 configuration.

Tensile strength influences forming behavior and the mechanical properties of the finished staple. When changing wire suppliers, the required tensile range should be confirmed together with wire dimensions rather than substituting material based only on nominal size.

Galvanized Surface

The featured configuration uses galvanized steel wire. The zinc-coated surface helps protect the wire during storage and processing and provides corrosion protection to the finished fastener where the coating remains intact.

The final corrosion performance of a finished staple depends on coating type, coating thickness, forming operations, storage conditions and the service environment. Galvanized wire should not be described as completely rust-proof.

Galvanized and Copper-Coated Staple Wire Band

KYA's broader staple wire band range includes both galvanized and copper-coated configurations. These should be selected according to the finished fastener, forming process, coating requirement and production specification.

Surface Selection Consideration
Galvanized Zinc-coated steel used for staple production where galvanized finished fasteners are required.
Copper-Coated Alternative coated-wire configuration available within the broader wire-band range; exact wire size and tensile strength must be confirmed separately.
Stainless Steel Available for selected staple-wire applications where higher corrosion resistance is required; confirm exact wire dimensions and stainless grade.

Industrial Staple Manufacturing Applications

The 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 wire band is supplied as a semi-finished material for manufacturers forming compatible heavy-wire staples and related industrial fasteners.

The exact finished staple family should be determined from the customer's forming dies and staple specification. The raw-wire dimensions alone are not sufficient to identify one universal finished staple model.

staple wire band feeding through industrial production equipment

Production Process Reference

Industrial staple wire band production typically includes raw-wire preparation, wire drawing or flattening, surface treatment, parallel alignment, adhesive bonding, winding and protected packing.

Dimensional consistency and controlled winding are important because the band must feed through the customer's forming line without excessive lateral movement or deformation.

staple wire manufacturing process from raw material to wire band

industrial staple wire band production line

Wire Band Size Selection

KYA supplies several staple wire band configurations. Width, thickness, number of wires in the band and tensile strength should be matched to the finished fastener and forming equipment.

Wire Section Wires / Band Tensile Strength Surface
0.41 × 0.51 mm 209 950–1050 N/mm² Galvanized
0.58 × 0.75 mm 167 950–1050 N/mm² Galvanized
0.65 × 0.95 mm 125 950–1050 N/mm² Galvanized
1.00 × 1.25 mm 100 950–1050 N/mm² Galvanized
1.37 × 1.59 mm 72 950–1050 N/mm² Galvanized

Comparison with Common 16GA Heavy-Wire Staple Material

The 1.37 × 1.59 mm wire section is dimensionally close to the approximately 1.38 × 1.58 mm rectangular wire profile used by several common 16GA heavy-wire staple families.

However, the KYA 1.37 × 1.59 product uses 72 wires per band, while some finished 16GA staple strips contain around 70 staples. These are different production parameters. Do not assume direct interchangeability without checking the forming machine and finished staple specification.

Why This Specification Should Not Be Selected by Staple Name Alone

Different staple families can use similar wire cross-sections but different crown widths, leg lengths, material hardness, strip counts and forming geometries. Conversely, staples with similar commercial names may use different raw-wire profiles.

For this reason, the safest purchasing method is to provide the existing raw wire specification or a physical sample rather than selecting the band solely from the finished staple brand or series name.

Wooden Spool and Transport Protection

KYA supplies staple wire band wound onto wooden wheels or spools. Corrugated cardboard separators and protective wrapping are used to help protect the wound band during storage and transportation.

Spool dimensions and loaded wire weight should be confirmed when ordering because different production and export packing configurations are available across the broader staple wire band range.

staple wire band protected on wooden spool for transport

galvanized staple wire bands packed on pallets

industrial staple wire band warehouse packing

packed staple wire band spools in factory warehouse

Wire Band Surface and Appearance

The visible color of a staple wire band can vary according to zinc coating, bonding adhesive and production configuration. KYA's broader range includes translucent, golden and other specified appearances.

Color alone should not be used to identify wire material or coating. Buyers should confirm the specified surface treatment on the quotation and production documentation.

What Staple Manufacturers Should Confirm

Order Parameter Information to Provide
Finished Staple Provide the finished staple drawing, code or physical sample.
Wire Section Confirm 1.37 × 1.59 mm or provide the existing measured dimensions.
Wires per Band Confirm 72 wires or the quantity required by the forming machine.
Tensile Strength Featured configuration: 950–1050 N/mm².
Surface Specify galvanized or another required surface treatment.
Glue / Bonding Provide any production-line requirements for bonding, color or band flexibility.
Spool Dimensions Provide reel diameter, core dimensions or existing spool specification where machine feeding depends on them.
Spool Weight Confirm required net wire weight and acceptable gross shipping weight.
Production Equipment Provide staple-forming machine model or current raw-material specification when available.

Trial Production Before Volume Orders

Staple wire band is a production raw material, so dimensional compatibility should be verified on the customer's actual forming equipment. When changing suppliers or changing wire specifications, trial production is recommended before committing the material to full-volume manufacturing.

During trial production, buyers can evaluate feeding, cutting, bending, staple dimensions, crown formation, leg parallelism and finished-strip quality using their normal production process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 mean?

It identifies an approximately 1.37 × 1.59 mm flattened wire section with 72 individual wires bonded together in one band.

Does 72 mean 72 Series staples?

No. On this raw-material product, 72 refers to the number of individual wires in the glued band. It should not be confused with a finished fastener series name.

What is the tensile strength?

The current KYA specification for the galvanized 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 configuration is 950–1050 N/mm².

What is this wire band used for?

It is supplied as raw material for compatible industrial staple-forming lines. The exact finished staple should be determined from the buyer's forming dies, machine and staple drawing.

Is this specifically for carton closing staples?

Do not identify it as a universal carton-closing staple wire solely from the 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 specification. KYA lists separate raw-wire dimensions for common 32 and 35 carton staples. Provide your finished staple specification for accurate matching.

Is this suitable for 16 gauge heavy-wire staples?

The 1.37 × 1.59 mm rectangular section is dimensionally close to several common 16GA heavy-wire staple profiles around 1.38 × 1.58 mm. However, compatibility with a specific staple family or forming machine must still be confirmed.

Is the wire galvanized?

Yes. The featured 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 configuration is specified as galvanized steel wire.

Is galvanized wire rust-proof?

No. Zinc coating provides corrosion protection, but corrosion performance depends on coating condition, storage, forming operations and the finished fastener's service environment.

Can KYA supply copper-coated wire band?

Copper-coated configurations are available within KYA's broader staple wire band range. Confirm the required wire section, tensile strength and surface treatment when requesting pricing.

Can stainless steel staple wire band be supplied?

KYA lists stainless steel as an option within the broader staple wire band range. Availability for this exact 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 configuration and the required stainless grade should be confirmed before ordering.

How is the wire band packed?

The band is wound onto a wooden wheel or spool and protected for transportation. Corrugated-board separators and protective wrapping are used in KYA's current packing system.

How much wire is on one spool?

Loaded spool weight can vary by production and shipping configuration. Confirm the required net wire weight, wooden spool dimensions and gross shipping weight with the quotation.

Why is spool size important?

The reel must fit the customer's unwinding and feeding equipment. Core diameter, outside diameter, spool width and loaded weight can affect production-line handling.

Can the band be used directly in any staple machine?

No. Staple-forming machines use specific wire dimensions, tensile ranges, band widths and feeding systems. Match the wire band to the exact production equipment and finished staple specification.

Should I provide a finished staple sample?

Yes. Providing the finished staple drawing, raw-wire specification or physical sample can help confirm the required wire dimensions and production configuration.

Should I run a production trial before a bulk order?

Trial production is recommended when changing wire suppliers or specifications. It allows the buyer to verify feeding, forming, cutting and finished-staple dimensions on the actual production line.

What information should I provide for a quotation?

Provide the wire width, wire thickness, wires per band, tensile strength, coating, finished staple specification, staple-forming machine, required spool dimensions, quantity and destination market.

Ask About 1.37 × 1.59 × 72 Wire Band

Order 1.37 × 1.59mm × 72 Staple Wire Band

KYA supplies 1.37 × 1.59mm × 72 galvanized staple wire band for staple manufacturers and industrial fastener producers. Send your existing raw-wire specification, finished staple drawing or sample, forming-machine information and required spool configuration to confirm the correct production material.

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