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The Sealey Wave Staples (0.6mm) are essential consumables for automotive body shop technicians and DIY enthusiasts who perform plastic repairs using compatible Sealey welding systems. These staples act as structural reinforcements for repairing cracks, holes, and tears in common automotive plastics like nylon, PVC, and ABS, providing a high-strength bond. While these offer excellent durability for structural repairs, users should note that they are specifically engineered for use with Sealey models SDL14 and SDL15 and are not intended for use with general-purpose soldering irons.
| Model Part Number | RE06W |
|---|---|
| Brand | Sealey |
These are designed specifically for use with Sealey models SDL14 and SDL15 and may not fit the electrode spacing of other brands.
They are designed for weldable plastics like Nylon, PVC, and ABS. They will not bond to plastics that do not melt correctly, such as polyethylene (PE).
The staples are pre-cut; you can snap off the protruding ends with pliers once the plastic has fully hardened.
The RE06W is the 0.6mm variant. Check your specific repair kit requirements to ensure 0.6mm is the appropriate diameter for your task.
Each pack contains 100 individual wave staples.
Check that the staple is fully seated in the welding head electrodes and that the unit is set to the correct power level.
Ensure you are not applying excessive pressure; allow the heat of the staple to melt the plastic rather than forcing it.
Verify that the material being repaired is compatible (Nylon, PVC, or ABS) and that the plastic was clean before starting.
To ensure optimal performance, verify that you are using these staples only with Sealey model numbers SDL14 or SDL15. To install, load the staple into the designated slots on the welding head of your tool. Ensure the staples are kept dry and free of oil or grease to prevent contamination of the plastic during the welding process. When finishing a repair, allow the plastic to fully cure and cool for at least two minutes before attempting to snap off the end pieces to ensure the bond is not compromised.
