The Metabo HPT 16 Ga. Medium Crown Stapler is engineered for dependable performance on upholstery, cabinetry, and trim projects. With a top-loading magazine that holds up to 150 staples, you’ll spend less time reloading and more time bringing your ideas to life.
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Gauge and crown: 16 gauge for durable, clean holds with a medium crown that fits a range of thin to medium materials.
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Loading Type: Top-loading magazine for quick, tool-free reloading on the job.
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Magazine Capacity: 150 staples per load, reducing downtime during larger jobs.
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Fastener compatibility: Compatible with 7/16" length, 16-gauge staples for dependable holds in wood, fabric, and paneling.
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Operating pressure: Designed to run between 70 and 120 psi, so you can tailor drive force to the material (no guesswork needed).
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Fastener size range: Minimum fastener size 1; Maximum fastener size 2.
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Weight: Lightweight 4.4 lb construction that reduces user fatigue during extended sessions.
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Durability and warranty: Built to perform with a 5-year limited parts and labor warranty for long-term peace of mind.
Why choose the Metabo HPT 16 Ga. Medium Crown Stapler? This pneumatic tool delivers steady, reliable drive for a variety of applications—from securing delicate upholstery fabrics and foam to attaching thin wood trim and paneling. The top-load design minimizes interruptions, while the 150-staple capacity keeps you moving through larger projects without constant reloads. The 70–120 psi operating range provides precise control, ensuring staples seat flush without tearing material or over-driving.
Ideal use cases: Upholstery projects such as reupholstering chairs and cushions, picture frame and trim installation, paneling and backing for decorative projects, light cabinetry assembly, and crate or crate-lur prep where a clean, fast, secure fastening is required.
Who is this for? Builders, woodworkers, furniture refinishing hobbyists, and serious DIYers who demand a reliable, versatile 16-gauge stapler that handles a range of materials with minimal downtime.
Tips for best results: maintain your compressor to deliver a stable 70–120 psi, test on scrap material before final fastening, and choose staples that match your fabric or wood thickness to ensure a clean, professional finish.
