
Fasco F1B 7C-16 Auto 22-Gauge Stapler
- Operation Mode: Automatic
- Capacity Description: Full Strip
- Material Type: Plastic
- Number Of Fasteners: 2
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A fine-gauge production stapler suited to upholstery and trim work, with a strong 4.6 rating, though the listing itself confirms little beyond the model and gauge.
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ASIN: B0037UZOJWCategory: Finish Staplers
Overview
The Fasco F1B 7C-16 is a 22 gauge pneumatic stapler with auto-fire operation and a long magazine, built for repetitive fine-gauge stapling in upholstery and trim work. No seller attribute data is published beyond the model name and gauge.
22 gauge is a finer staple than the 80-16 model in Fasco's line, suited to lighter materials like fabric backing, trim and light upholstery work where a heavier staple would show or split the material. Auto-fire and the long magazine carry over from the rest of the F1B family, letting an operator bump-fire through repetitive runs without reloading as often. Crown width and the exact staple series are not listed, so match it to your existing 22 gauge Fasco stock.
- 22 gauge staple size
- Auto-fire, bump-fire trigger
- Long magazine for extended runs
Who it's for
Fits upholstery or trim shops doing repetitive fine-gauge stapling who already know they need 22 gauge Fasco staples. Not the choice for heavier fastening jobs, where a coarser gauge holds better.
Pros and cons
- 22 gauge staple suits fabric, trim and light upholstery work
- Auto-fire speeds up repetitive stapling
- Long magazine reduces reload stops
- No crown width or exact staple series published
- Too fine a gauge for heavier fastening jobs
Performance notes
The 22 gauge staple is thin enough to sit into lighter materials without splitting them, which is the main reason a shop would pick this over a heavier-gauge Fasco model. Auto-fire lets the tool keep driving staples on a held trigger, and the long magazine spaces out reloads, both of which matter more on a production run than on a one-off repair.
Specifications
| Brand | Fasco |
|---|---|
| Dimensions & fit | |
| Item Weight | 0.15 pounds |
| Capacity & performance | |
| Capacity Description | Full Strip |
| Construction & materials | |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Included components | |
| Unit Count | 1 |
| Included Components | Bare-Tool |
| Warranty & support | |
| Warranty Description | 1 Year |
| Other details | |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Number Of Fasteners | 2 |
| Number Of Items | 1 |
| Product Style | Automatic,Adjustable |
Frequently asked questions
What gauge staple does the Fasco F1B 7C-16 use?
22 gauge, suited to lighter materials like fabric and trim rather than heavy fastening.
Is this stapler good for production work?
Yes, it combines auto-fire operation with a long magazine so it can be bump-fired through repetitive runs with fewer reload stops.
What is the exact staple crown width or series?
The listing does not publish that detail, so confirm it against your current staple stock before ordering.