Max Heavy Duty Tying Staples - 604e Size, 4,800 Staples Per Box - Replacement Staples For Max Ht-r1 And Ht-r2 Tying Tools

MAX Heavy Duty Tying Staples - 604E Size, 4,800 Staples Per Box - Replacement Staples for MAX HT-R1 and HT-R2 Tying Tools

Ensuring your plant tying is fast, secure, and reliable starts with using the correct staples. **MAX 604E Heavy Duty Staples** are manufactured to exacting standards to guarantee perfect operation in your MAX tying tool, eliminating jamming and misfires. Sold in high-volume boxes of **4,800**, these staples provide a strong, dependable connection that won't compromise under the pressure of vine growth or wind movement. They are the essential, official consumable for maximizing the efficiency and uptime of your **HT-R1 and HT-R2 series tying machines**.

Best For Commercial growers, vineyards, and large-scale nurseries using MAX tying tools (HT-R1, HT-R2 series) who need **official, high-capacity staples** for reliable, continuous operation.

Key Features

• Official MAX Reliability: Manufactured by MAX to the **604E size standard**, guaranteeing perfect compatibility and reliable firing in MAX HT-R1 and HT-R2 series tying tools.

• Heavy Duty Strength: Constructed from premium metal, the staples provide a **strong, secure closure** that holds up against wind, plant growth pressure, and environmental stress.

• High Volume Box: Each box contains **4,800 staples**, significantly reducing the frequency of reordering and tool reloading during peak season tying activities.

• Jam-Free Performance: The precise dimensioning and strip quality ensure smooth feeding, minimizing frustrating **tool jams and downtime** associated with non-standard staples.

Sizes Available

This product is sold in boxes containing **4,800 individual staples**.

Specifications

• Brand: MAX
  

• Staple Size: 604E

• Quantity: 4,800 Staples per Box

• Compatibility: MAX HT-R1, HT-R2 series tying tools

Ideal For (Uses)

• Securing grapevines and canes to trellis wires.

• Tying fruit tree branches and cane berries to support structures.

• Staking tall, heavy vegetable crops like tomatoes and cucumbers in greenhouses and fields.