Description
What Is the M85/M87/M88 Series Clipping Gun Clinch Clips Tool?
The M85/M87/M88 Series Clipping Gun is a pneumatic hog ring gun designed to fasten clinch clips quickly and securely. Commonly used in mattress production, it helps workers join spring wires, edge rods, and frame parts using C-shaped rings.
Driven by compressed air, this tool replaces manual fastening, allowing for faster and stronger connections during assembly.
Top Benefits of Using the M85/M87/M88 Series Clipping Gun in Mattress Production
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Fast and Reliable Operation
The gun drives C-rings in seconds, increasing efficiency during long shifts. -
Comfortable Grip for Long Use
Its ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue, making it ideal for continuous work. -
Consistent Clip Positioning
Delivers uniform pressure to fasten clips evenly—important for mattress durability. -
Low Maintenance Needs
Simple parts and a rugged body allow long service with minimal downtime. -
Wide Compatibility with Clips
Compatible with standard M-type or C-type clinch clips used in mattress frames.
Use Cases for Pneumatic Clipping Gun
The pneumatic hog ring gun is widely used in:
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Spring Units Assembly: Quickly ties coils to border rods.
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Mattress Frame Production Lines: Secures all structural components.
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Furniture Cushion Attachment: Fastens fabric to seat frames.
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Animal Cage and Wire Mesh Assembly: Connects mesh panels.
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Vehicle Seat Padding: Joins foam and upholstery layers cleanly.
Wherever wire, foam, or fabric need to be clipped, the gets the job done.
Technical Features of the Clipping Gun
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Power Source: Compressed air (recommended pressure 6–8 bar)
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Clip Type: M-type or C-ring clinch clips
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Weight: Lightweight aluminum body for easy handling
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Trigger Type: Manual, quick response
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Clip Loading: Fast-feed design for fewer interruptions
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Air Inlet Size: Standard 1/4″ connection
The balance of speed and control makes this tool ideal for industrial assembly lines.
How to Choose the Right Pneumatic Hog Ring Gun
When selecting a hog ring gun for mattress or upholstery tasks, check:
Factor | Key Consideration |
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Clip Type Compatibility | Does it fit the clips your process uses? |
Production Speed | Can it handle your daily clip volume? |
Ergonomics | Will the grip and weight suit long work hours? |
Air Pressure Range | Does your compressor match the pressure needed? |
Maintenance Ease | Are spare parts and repairs accessible? |
A well-matched tool will improve productivity and reduce rework.
Troubleshooting Common Clipping Gun Issues
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Clip Misfires: Check air pressure and clip alignment.
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Stuck Trigger: Clean and lubricate internal mechanism.
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Clips Don’t Close Fully: Adjust air flow or replace worn parts.
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Excessive Air Leakage: Check for loose fittings or damaged seals.
Keeping the gun clean and regularly checking parts will avoid most problems.
Maintenance Tips to Extend Service Life
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Lubricate daily with pneumatic tool oil.
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Inspect O-rings and seals weekly for air leaks.
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Empty the clip chamber when storing.
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Avoid overloading the clip tray.
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Store in a dry location to prevent internal rusting.
Regular care means fewer breakdowns and consistent performance.