Looking for Answers about Surebonder Pneumatic Staple Gun, Model 9600?

This Surebonder Pneumatic staple gun will use the same staples as a Power Shot stapler.

Yes, the Arrow or equivalent T-50 staples is what it uses.

It takes the same staples as your standard hand held staple gun. I always buy the staples at the standard hardware store. I think it would be a good option. I also use it for stretching muslin for soft covered theatre flats.

I've done artwork in the past, and stretched canvas, and this tool is PERFECT for the job. It uses standard Arrow Brand T-50 Staples, just like your Power Hand Stapler would use. Any hardware store carries the Arrow T-50. Plus you can get staples in any length leg that is needed for the task.

Its a great tool, you won't be disappointed.

Yes, it uses the T50 type staples found in most hand held staple guns. It would work great for you application.

This stapler uses 3/8 inch narrow crown heavy duty staples. This type of stapler is used in upholstery, cabinet making, and light to heavy duty construction projects.

It uses standard staples like for the T-50 manual gun found at most hardware stores

The tool uses a Standard Arrow Brand T-50 Staple. The T-50 Staple measures 1/2 inch wide, and comes in various leg lengths and configurations.

I have used this stapler for attaching upholstery to a wood base, and other various uses that would use small brads or carpet tacks etc. Its a great tool, easy to use, and once you use it, you wonder how you ever got along without it.

The Surebonder 9600 Pneumatic Stapler is designed to use narrow crown (3/8") heavy-duty
wire staples in 1/4", 5/16", 3/8", 1/2", 17/32" and 9/16" leg lengths. For best results, use
Surebonder #4 Heavy-Duty Staples (same as Arrow T50 or Stanley TRA700 Series Staples).

The Surebonder Pneumatic Staple Gun is an absolutely terrific tool. After buying it, I'd never be without one again.
It uses the Standard Arrow T-50 Staples. I'm not sure what you mean by "wider". The distance between the staple legs is approximately 1/2", and the length of the legs can vary based on the size of the T-50 Staple that you purchase.
I have used it for upholstery work, assembly jobs, and a wide variety of other tasks. One of the great benefits is that the staple will penetrate into wood, without having the staple legs bend, which often times happens using a standard staple gun.

This staple gun will not shoot rounded staples only the #4 Narrow crown staples.

The Surebonder Pneumatic Staple Gun does not come with staples. The gun will handle various size staples that can be found locally at any hardware store or home center. This gun would work very well for upholstery work.