Cat's Claw Fasteners

Reusable fence fasteners that enable quick installation, easy repositioning, and reliable tension adjustment for wires and panels on posts of any material or age.

Cat's Claw Fasteners LLC

Fence Fastening System For Softwoods

Regular Price $67.60

4.8'
Cat's Claw Fasteners LLC

Fence Staple Replacement for Hardwoods or Plastics

Regular Price $67.60

4.9'

Farm Fence Featuring Cat's Claw Fencing Staples

Why Cat’s Claw Fastener Fence Systems Outperform Traditional Staples

Tired of bent staples, split wood, and sore thumbs? The Cat’s Claw Fastener wire fence system is built for ranchers, farmers, and fencing professionals who need fast, reliable results. This system is designed to replace barbed wire clips, U-nails, and other outdated fencing hardware. Cat’s Claws make installation quicker, stronger, and reusable - all with just a cordless drill.

Thanks to their patented toothed-claw design and rust-resistant coating, Cat’s Claw Fasteners secure wire, panels, and fencing with up to four times the holding power of traditional staples. Whether you’re working with hardwood, softwood, or composite posts, you’ll get a firm, long-lasting grip every time.

No hammering. No frustration. Just torque, twist, and you’re done.

From high-tension cattle panels to backyard garden fences, Cat’s Claw delivers professional-grade results with none of the hassle. Save time, protect your hands, and forget the days of chasing dropped staples.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What are Cat’s Claw Fasteners used for?

Cat’s Claw Fasteners are designed for securing wire fencing, cattle panels, and mesh to wood posts. They’re a stronger, faster alternative to U-nails and staples.

Are Cat’s Claw fence fasteners reusable?

Yes! Unlike traditional staples, Cat’s Claw Fasteners can be removed and reinstalled without damaging your post or fence wire.

Do I need special tools to install Cat’s Claw Fasteners?

No special tools, just a cordless drill and the included hex bit. Installation is up to 35% faster than hammering in staples.