3/8″ crown, 22G, 5/16″, 3/8″, 7/16″, 1/2″, and 5/8″ leg length staples are used in this project.
Accidental firing is prevented by a safety mechanism.
Easy loading is made possible by a quick release magazine.
Pressure ranges from 60 to 100 PSI during operation.
The purchase of this tool does not include an air compressor, which is required.
The Surebonder 9615A Pneumatic 22G Staple Gun is ideal for a variety of upholstery applications, as well as insulation, roofing felt, house wrap, and automotive vinyl, to name a few possibilities. Repairs and do-it-yourself projects are simple when you follow our step-by-step instructions. Drills staples with leg lengths of 3/8″ Crown, 22G, 5/16″, 3/8″, 7/16″, 1/2″, and 5/8″ leg ength. The recommended pressure range for operation is 60 to 100 PSI. There is a quick release magazine for easy loading, a safety latch that prevents the trigger from engaging when the latch is in the safety position, a rubber grip handle, and a 1/4″ male quick release connector on the gun, among other features. The magazine has a capacity of 100 staples. The Surebonder 300 series staples provide the best results. One Allen wrench, one bottle of pneumatic oil, and one high-impact carrying case are included. An air compressor is required and is not included.
I have a Surebonder 9610, with which I am extremely satisfied. This model is by far inferior to the previous one. I couldn’t tell how many staples were left because there was no sight glass, and there was no contact safety to ensure that you didn’t fire without pressing it down. The trigger safety also caused me to accidentally fire the gun while attempting to set it to safety.
Because the staples were sticking to me and not sliding into the magazine properly, I had to reposition them. Putting the magazine back together after I had taken it apart took more than an hour because the spring had to be inserted carefully to avoid it all falling apart. It appeared as though the entire mechanism had been poorly constructed; the metal appeared as though it was supposed to catch on something, but it simply had not been constructed properly.
