Upholstery Staple Gun AWTools AW13010, 3-function, staples 4–14 mm

The AWTools AW13010 upholstery staple gun is a compact manual tool designed for fastening upholstery materials, trims and light paneling. It accepts staples with leg lengths from 4 to 14 mm and offers three operating modes—single-shot, sequential and locked—so you can control firing according to the task. Built for tasks such as reupholstering chairs, fitting fabric covers, attaching felt or thin plywood, the tool provides a handheld, spring-powered solution for repeatable staple placement and straightforward maintenance work.

Advantages

The three-function selector allows precise control between controlled single shots for accurate placement, sequential mode for faster series of staples, and a locked mode for continuous use. Its compatibility with a wide range of staple sizes (4–14 mm) makes it versatile for different material thicknesses. The compact, ergonomic body supports one-handed operation and helps reduce user fatigue during extended use. The straightforward spring mechanism and simple loading system make reloading and routine care quick and practical.

Suitable for

• Reupholstering furniture and replacing fabric covers
• Attaching trim, piping and decorative elements
• Fixing felt, batting or insulation layers
• Securing thin plywood or back panels in light carpentry
• DIY projects, small repairs and workshop use

Key specifications

• Staple size compatibility: leg length 4–14 mm
• Operating modes: single-shot, sequential, locked/continuous
• Tool type: manual, spring-powered upholstery staple gun
• Handle: ergonomic handheld design for one-handed use
• Application materials: fabric, felt, thin plywood, trim

How to use

Load the staple strip into the magazine according to the tool markings and engage the magazine latch. Select the desired operating mode (single, sequential or locked) using the function selector. Position the gun nose flush with the material and press the handle firmly to fire a staple; use single-shot mode for precise placement or sequential/locked modes when covering larger areas. After use, disengage the locked mode and clear the magazine if the tool will be stored for a prolonged period. Regularly check for jams and remove any bent staples before continued operation.

Usage recommendations

For consistent results, test staple length on a scrap piece of the same material before beginning work. Use shorter staples for thin fabrics and trims, and longer staples when attaching thicker backing or thin plywood. Maintain the tool by keeping the magazine and nose area free of debris and inspect the spring mechanism periodically.