Surebonder 9600B Heavy-Duty Pneumatic T50 Standard Stapler

Sandi Hurcomb: This is fantastic for my reupholstery projects! Easy to handled and fast.

Canada on Aug 24, 2023

Mario Tremblay: Parfait ! Tel annoncé !

Canada on Jul 19, 2023

Brian Topham: Works as it should, sturdy build and no issues.

Canada on Jul 08, 2023

Franckkk16: Papier noir pour toiture

Canada on Jul 08, 2023

Michael J Tucker: works well did the job

Canada on Apr 26, 2023

Durianwool: Don't judge a book by its cover or brand, and its true these days of OEM manufacturing. A few years back, we bought a D -initialed yellow heavy duty manual staple which cost over twenty bucks. It performed OK, and it probably will be if you do some odd-jobs. Back then we didn't have a compressor. We got a pancake compressor cheap off a garage sale, and its primary purpose was to inflate tires, and clean stuff with the compressed jets.

Then wifey started obsessing with insulation and radiant barrier foil from the summer heat, and high a/c bills. We use that yellow heavy duty stapler gun at first, but man - try to staple over a 1000 times which would happen when you're doing a job like stapling insulation (foil). Wifey thought of getting the hammer type staple, and it costs 35+. I said, since we have a compressor, there must be a pneumatic stapler. And there are.

At the big box orange store, they sell the one from arrow, which costs also over 35. It has a brand name. Reading around, it seems like the same cheap grade stuff - just rebranded - from Hb-Fr. Here, with 900+ reviews, I decided to try this one. Over 1 thousand stapling cycles later its still going strong with...

United States on Oct 07, 2018

Saskia: The stapler I received appeared to be a unit that had been previously returned. The box was wrapped by hand with shrink wrap, and the body had some minor scratches. The oil bottle was unopened, however. When I first tried it, it did not work. Fortunately, I was able to trace the problem to the nose safety, which was bent just enough that it would not engage with the trigger mechanism. Straightening this part required less than five minutes of my time, and then the unit was in perfect operational condition. I strongly suspect that my five star stapler is one that somebody gave a single star earlier. Maybe that person failed to oil it, and that's what caused the small problem that they weren't savvy enough to figure out. Maybe it just came that way from the factory. Who knows? Anyway, I not only gave it five stars, I'm keeping it.

At 90 PSI, the Surebonder will drive 9/16" Arrow staples flush into plywood time after time after time as fast as you can bounce it. It does not jam, and it isn't terribly picky about the material, either. Even long staples will drive into virtually any wood you are likely to encounter. It loads easily and quickly with readily found staples, too. I...

United States on Nov 05, 2012