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<p>greater surface area than other comparable fasteners. This is generally more helpful with thinner materials.</p>

<p><big>Disadvantages</big></p>
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* Staples generally have lower holding power compared to nails or screws. This can make them unsuitable for heavy-duty applications where strong connections are required.<br/>
* Once a staple has been driven, it is difficult to remove without causing damage to the surrounding material. This contrasts with screws, which can often be removed and reused.<br/>
* When used to hold paper together, staples create</p><p>
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