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How Staple Pins Are Made in Factory?

Staple pins are made in factories using thin steel sheets through a series of precise mechanical processes. Here’s a step-by-step breakdown:

1. Raw Material Selection

Thin sheets of galvanized steel or stainless steel are used to prevent rust.

The sheets are typically around 0.4 to 0.6 mm thick.

2. Steel Sheet Cutting

The steel sheet is rolled into a coil and fed into a slitting machine.

The machine cuts the sheet into long, narrow strips (staple wire).

3. Wire Flattening & Shaping

The strips pass through rolling machines that flatten and shape them into the correct thickness.

The edges are smoothed to prevent sharpness.

4. Staple Forming (Bending & Grooving)

The flattened wire moves through a stamping press, which adds grooves for easy bending.

The wire is then scored (partially cut) at equal intervals to define individual staples.

5. Cutting & Bundling

The long strip is cut into staple-length sections by a precision cutting machine.

The staples are stacked into long rows, held together with adhesive or fine wire.

6. Final Coating & Packaging

The finished staples may be coated with a rust-resistant material (e.g., zinc).

They are packed into strips and loaded into boxes for distribution.

This entire process is highly automated, allowing factories to produce thousands of staple pins per minute efficiently.

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