Upholstering by hand with a lever stapler tires your wrist and leaves staples half driven in. This pneumatic upholstery stapler fires each staple with a simple touch of the trigger and leaves it perfectly flush in fabric, webbing or plywood, shot after shot and with no effort.
It works with type 80 staples from 6 to 16 mm, the most common in upholstery, and its magazine holds 120 staples, so you can work your way around a whole seat or headboard without stopping to reload. Supplied in a plastic carry case to keep it protected in the workshop or take it on call-outs.
✅ Key benefits
Type 80 staples from 6 to 16 mm: the standard upholstery format, easy to find in any hardware shop.
120-staple magazine: fewer stops to reload and a steady working pace.
Clean finish: the staple goes in straight and flush, without damaging the fabric or leaving raised points.
Works at 4 to 7 bar: works with almost any workshop compressor with a regulator.
Carry case included: the tool is protected and always easy to find on the bench or in the van.
🏗️ What it is for
Upholstering chairs, sofas, headboards and vehicle seats.
Fixing fabrics, canvas, foams and linings.
Fitting elastic webbing to frames.
Fixing thin plywood, furniture backs and panels.
Decoration, stage set and display work.
📋 Technical specifications
Staple type: type 80, from 6 to 16 mm
Staple width: 12.8 mm
Wire section: 0.90 x 0.70 mm
Magazine capacity: 120 staples
Working pressure: 4-7 bar
Power supply: compressed air
Presentation: plastic carry case
💡 Vetonek tip: adjust the pressure to the material: on thin fabrics lower the pressure so that the staple does not go right through, and on plywood raise it without exceeding 7 bar. Put a few drops of pneumatic oil into the air inlet at the start of the working day and always wear safety glasses.
Frequently asked questions
What staples does it use?
Type 80 staples from 6 to 16 mm long, 12.8 mm wide with 0.90 x 0.70 mm wire.
What is it for?
For upholstering, fixing fabrics and foams, fitting elastic webbing and stapling thin plywood or furniture backs.
What pressure does it need?
It works between 4 and 7 bar. Adjust the pressure according to the material so that the staple sits flush.
What compressor do I need?
A stapler uses little air: a small workshop compressor with a pressure regulator and quick coupler is enough.
How many staples does the magazine hold?
The magazine holds 120 staples, enough to upholster a complete piece without reloading.
Frequently Asked Questions
What staples does it use?
Type 80 staples from 6 to 16 mm long, 12.8 mm wide with 0.90 x 0.70 mm wire.
What is it for?
For upholstering, fixing fabrics and foams, fitting elastic webbing and stapling thin plywood or furniture backs.
What pressure does it need?
It works between 4 and 7 bar. Adjust the pressure according to the material so that the staple sits flush.
What compressor do I need?
A stapler uses little air: a small workshop compressor with a pressure regulator and quick coupler is enough.
How many staples does the magazine hold?
The magazine holds 120 staples, enough to upholster a complete piece without reloading.
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