Briscon SN Series Low Carbon Steel Cable Staples, 1/2" x 1" and 9/16" x 1-1/4"

Briscon SN Series Low Carbon Steel Cable Staples, 1/2" x 1" and 9/16" x 1-1/4"

This Briscon SN Series listing offers two plain, non insulated low carbon steel cable staples for everyday wiring: the SN-40-500, a 1/2" wide by 1" long staple in a 500-pack box, and the SN-100-5M, a 9/16" wide by 1-1/4" long staple in a 5,000-count bucket. Both share Briscon's straight driving, burr free design with sharp tips that start easily without splitting wood and a recessed head that protects cable jackets. Choose the SN-40 for common 14 and 12 gauge NM runs, or the larger SN-100 for heavier NM, UF, AC and MC cable. Made in the USA.

Key Features

• Two Sizes: SN-40 (1/2" W x 1" L) and SN-100 (9/16" W x 1-1/4" L).
• Low Carbon Steel: Plain low carbon steel staple body.
• Recessed Head: The recessed head drives quickly and helps protect the cable jacket and insulation.
• Straight Driving Legs: Pointed, burr free legs with sharp tips start easily and drive straight to help prevent splitting the wood.
• Contractor Preferred Length: Leg length engineered to the length contractors prefer for secure holding in framing.
• Clean Handling: Virtually oil free for cleaner handling on the job.
• Hammer Driven: Designed to be driven into wood with a hammer; no special tool required.
• Made in the USA: Manufactured in the United States.

Technical Specifications

• Product Type: Cable staple, non insulated
• Material: Low carbon steel
• SN-40-500: 1/2" W x 1" L; 500-pack box
• SN-100-5M: 9/16" W x 1-1/4" L; 5,000-count bucket
• SN-40 Cable Fit: 14/2 and 14/3 armored (AC) cable, 14/2 and 14/3 metal clad (MC) cable, 14/2 through 10/3 non-metallic sheathed (NM) cable, and 14/2 and 12/2 underground feeder (UF) cable
• SN-100 Cable Fit: 14/2 through 10/3 NM cable, 14/2 through 12/3 UF cable, and 14/2 through 12/3 armored and metal clad cable
• Installation: Hammer driven into wood
• Origin: Made in the USA

Typical Applications

• Securing NM (Romex) cable to studs, joists and rafters
• Residential new construction rough in
• Remodel and retrofit wiring in wood framed walls
• Fastening AC, MC and UF cable runs to wood members
• Electrical contractor and maintenance stock

Why Briscon?

Briscon has built cable staples and fasteners for the electrical trade for decades, and the line is now part of nVent Gardner Bender, which unites the Gardner Bender, Sperry Instruments, Bergen and Briscon product lines. The name and packaging are changing, but nVent states that the quality, specs, performance and reliability of these staples remain exactly the same. The 500-pack and 5,000-count bulk packs keep the two most used staple sizes on hand for rough in crews.