Arrow T50M Monel Staples
Arrow · Tools & DIY
£51.95 at Tooled Up · 29% below amazon price £73.38
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The Arrow ARRT5012MS T50M Monel Staples in 12mm length offer increased penetration depth for securing thicker materials and heavier-duty fastening tasks.
This 12mm size is particularly useful for outdoor construction, marine applications, and situations where you need to fasten through multiple layers or denser substrates whilst maintaining exceptional corrosion resistance.
These premium Monel staples feature a rustproof finish and are totally waterproof, allowing them to be used underwater without deterioration.
Perfect for boat repairs, dock construction, outdoor signage, and any application
This 12mm size is particularly useful for outdoor construction, marine applications, and situations where you need to fasten through multiple layers or denser substrates whilst maintaining exceptional corrosion resistance.
These premium Monel staples feature a rustproof finish and are totally waterproof, allowing them to be used underwater without deterioration.
Perfect for boat repairs, dock construction, outdoor signage, and any application
EAN 0079055815129 · Arrow. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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