Air staplers, nailers and riveters put fastening on the air line: the pneumatic guns that drive staples, nails and rivets faster and more consistently than any hand method, for upholstery, joinery, bodywork and fabrication trades. PartsForMachines supplies the range to the trade as an Authorised Distributor and Seller for Sealey and Draper, with SIP equipment alongside.
The families split by fastener. Air staplers cover upholstery, trim and sheathing work, specified by the staple series they magazine, crown width, gauge and leg-length range being the compatibility that matters. Nailers run from brad and finish guns for joinery and trim through to framing-class tools, specified the same way: the nail type and length range the magazine accepts. Air riveters set blind pop rivets in the diameters bodywork and fabrication use, with hydraulic-pneumatic action doing in a trigger pull what hand riveters do in aching squeezes, specified by rivet diameter capacity and material. The working numbers sit on every product page: fastener compatibility, air consumption and operating pressure, magazine capacity and weight, with Compare lining up tools and Ask Simon confirming fastener compatibility, the question that matters most, since the gun and its consumables are a matched system.
Fasteners are listed alongside the tools in trade quantities, and supply discipline keeps the tools alive: regulated pressure to the tool's rating, clean lubricated air, and the consumables the magazine was designed for.
Couplings, hoses and the wider air tool range sit in the same section. For trade fit-outs, contact the team via WhatsApp 07754288583.