Meite MT7116LN Pneumatic Upholstery Stapler — 22 Gauge, 3/8-Inch Crown, 71 Series, Long Nose

Overview

Meet the Meite MT7116LN, a dependable pneumatic upholstery stapler designed for fabric work, furniture builds, and interior upgrades. Its extended long-nose design guides staples into tight corners with precision, while the easy-load magazine keeps the workflow steady by holding up to 180 staples at a time. A fixed 1/4" NPT air inlet helps maintain a steady seal for consistent drive, and recommended operating pressure is 70-90 PSI depending on material and staple length.

Key benefits and specs

Compatibility and staples: This model accepts 22-gauge 3/8-inch (9 mm) crown staples from 1/4" to 5/8" and supports 71-series staples. It does not support T50 staples. For verified compatibility, please share your tool’s brand and model name before purchase.

• Long-reach performance: The extended nose enables access to tight corners and awkward angles without heavy reworking.
• Efficient loading: The magazine holds 180 staples, enabling longer runs before reloading.
• Wide range of tasks: Ideal for upholstery installation, wooden furniture assembly, fabric applications, silk screen work, automobile interiors, picture framing, and door/window installations or replacements.

What’s included and usage notes

• MT7116LN pneumatic stapler
• Hexagonal wrench
• Instruction manual
• Exploded view and part list

Note: The tool is sold as a tool-only package; fasteners are sold separately. Compatible staples are available in our store. A compressor is required for operation, and the unit uses a fixed 1/4" NPT air inlet to help prevent leaks. For best results, pair with an air compressor that can sustain 70–90 PSI under load.

Real-world usage ideas

In upholstery installations, the MT7116LN helps secure fabric over wooden frames with controlled stapling. In furniture projects, it supports precise fabric pulls and clean edge finishes, while DIY and professional tasks alike benefit from its reliable drive power and straightforward reload process. The combination of durable construction and ergonomic handling helps reduce fatigue during longer projects.