Newhouse Electric 9/16 in. NM Cable Metal Staples, 5,000-Count Bucket

The Newhouse Electric NHCMS-916-500 is a 9/16 in. carbon steel NM cable staple for securing non-metallic cable to wood framing. Sold in a 5,000-count contractor bucket, these staples are designed for residential wiring work where NM cable needs to be fastened along studs, joists, or other wood surfaces. The recessed head design positions the crown below the fastening surface to protect cable insulation during installation. Pointed legs drive straight into wood with reduced splitting and are virtually oil-free for cleaner handling. The staples are intended to be driven into wood with a hammer. The NHCMS-916-500 is compatible with 14/3, 12/3, and 10/3 NM cable, as well as armored (AX/BX) 14/2 through 12/2, Metal Clad 14/2 through 10/3, and UF-B cable in 14/3 and 12/3 sizes, including Romex® brand NM-B cable. The 9/16 in. size accommodates the range of NM cable sizes most commonly used in residential wiring. The 5,000-count bucket provides enough staples to complete large residential wiring projects without frequent restocking. For jobs that require a reliable NM cable staple in a well-stocked quantity, the NHCMS-916-500 is a reliable choice for professional electricians and contractors.

• NM CABLE STAPLES: The NHCMS-916-500 is a 9/16 in. carbon steel staple for securing non-metallic cable to wood framing in residential wiring installations.
• RECESSED HEAD DESIGN: A recessed head sits below the staple crown to protect cable insulation during installation, keeping the jacket intact under the driven fastener.
• SHARP TIPS, OIL-FREE SURFACE: Pointed legs drive straight into wood with reduced splitting, and the virtually oil-free surface supports cleaner handling on the job.
• Compatible with NM-B, Romex, AC, MC & UF-B Cables: staples compatible size with 14/3, 12/3, and 10/3 NM cable, Armored Cable 14/2 through 12/2, Metal Clad 14/2 through 10/3, and UF 14/3 and 12/3.
• 5,000-COUNT BUCKET: The 5,000-count contractor bucket supports extended runs of cable securing work without frequent restocking during a wiring project.