Below you will find an overview of the special mounting materials that we offer via Tackershop.nl and their applications.
Fencing staples are staples that are specially designed for making fences and animal cages. They are generally large staples with a thick wire. They also often have divergent points which improve the pull-out value of the staple. The fencing staple can be attached with a hammer, but there are also tackers available that shoot the fencing staple into the wood at high speed. This allows you to quickly create a fence for sheep, for example.
The fence is made by shooting or hammering the mesh into the wooden posts with the fencing clamp. The staples are designed for strength and will last a long time.
You know the metal tabs on the back of a photo frame, which hold the back wall or glass, but which you can bend to place your print in the frame? Those metal tabs are Flexi-Tabs. These can easily be shot into the photo frame using a special tacker. Ideal for every frame maker!
Floor nails are actually something from the American market. There they are better known there as decking nails. They are mainly used for shooting outdoor floors such as a veranda. They are ribbed so that they fit well in the wood and have a greater pull-out value.
Concrete nails are nails that are extra hardened and specially designed to be attached to harder materials, such as steel, concrete, stone, sand-lime brick, and harder types of wood.
V-nails are particularly suitable for making sturdy corner connections. This makes them ideal for making frames for paintings or photos, for example, but they are also widely used in the production of door panels.