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Epicurus.com - Surebonder 9600 Pneumatic Fine Wire Staple Gun with Carrying Case
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List Price: $39.99
Our Price: $29.15
Your Save: $ 10.84 ( 27% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Surebonder
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Surebonder
EAN: 0018239333042
Feature: Drives 1/4" thru 9/16" staples
Label: Surebonder
Manufacturer: Surebonder
Model: 9600
Publisher: Surebonder
Studio: Surebonder
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Features
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Drives 1/4" thru 9/16" staples
Safety mechanism prevents accidental firing
Quick release magazine for easy loading
Adjustable air exhaust
Stapler viewer
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Editorial Reviews:
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Lightweight, air-operated staple gun is easy to use on a number of projects. Accepts a variety of staple sizes for different applications. Operating PSI: 60 - 100, Fastners Used: No.4 Staples, Fastner Sizes (in.): 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 1/2 and 9/16, Fastner Capacity Per Strip: 100, Coil or Strip: Strip, Inlet Size (in.): 1/4, Min. Hose Size (in.): 3/8, Case Included: Yes, Tool Length (in.): 2.9, Tool Weight (lbs.): 8 29/32
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Worked great for the first 100 staples
Comment: Worked wonderfully with Arrow 9/16" staples for about the first 100 shots. The stapler then jammed up permanently -- I was careful to oil the tool, and was firing into soft wood, so it appears to be a manufacturing defect. I have returned it to Amazon, and hopefully the replacement will work better.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Solid Performer So Far
Comment: Great price for what it does. Used for one job so far. I had to replace some ceiling tiles and this did the job without a hitch. Highly recommended.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Started out Great...
Comment: I am a DIYer and using this stapler to install insulation in the basement ceiling. The stapler is light and compact, and has worked perfectly well for me, no misfires. I have Milwaukee and Senco nailers, both high quality, and this stapler has so far worked as well as either of those, for a fraction of the price. The company has also re-worked their instruction manual so that it is now written in comprehensible English. The Arrow T50 staples I used worked just fine. Perhaps the only down side to this stapler is the capacity. It is so easy to use that I have fired more staples than the job might require, towards ensuring the insulation stays where I installed it. While Surebonder has a similar gun with greater staple capacity, at a slightly higher price, I am happy with mine despite having to replenish staples more frequently.
Update 11/24/08:
After approx 3,000 staples, the unit crapped out. I was 97% complete with a project stapling insulation to the basement ceiling and the unit seized and would no longer staple. Fortunately I had the old reliable Arrow stainless steel manual stapler to finish the 100 or so staples that completed my project. The Surebonder was great while it lasted, making my job so much easier, but 8 days and 3,000 staples later, I have an ungainly paperweight rather than a pneumatic stapler.
After advising Amazon of my plight and being told by them to go away, and contact the manufacturer, I had little choice but to do just that. I contacted the manufacturer to advise of my problem, and to my delight, they responded right away with an offer to repair the stapler. I was surprised at Amazon, but the manufacturer made up for it with their handling of the situation. Kudos to them.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Value
Comment: Great little staple gun for very few dollars. I have a small boat canvas and cushion shop and it does me just fine. Might not stand up to production shop loads, or might, I don't know, but I think for light use it can't be beat.
Customer Rating:
Summary: This is a good product!
Comment: I used it with Stainless Steel staples for loose upholstery on my boat.
The stapler works effortlessly, is lightweight and smaller than I thought it would be for a pnuematic which helps it to fit into tight places. You will need a air compressor, an air hose and T55 staples of course.
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