This is the first desk stapler with the superior flat-clinch technology. Unlike conventional stapling this stapler operates in two steps: first, the staple pierces the paper and then the staple ends are pressed absolutely flat.
Specs
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Technical details
Stapling capacity
The stapling capacity states the maximum number of sheets of 80 g/m2 that can be stapled.
50 sheets
Stapling methods
Available stapling methods from above to below: permanent stapling, temporary stapling and nailing.
Permanent
Throat depth
80 mm
Type of staple
Quantity and type of staple to be used. The number after the slash gives the length of the staple legs in mm.
24/6 & 26/6 - 24/8 & 26/8
Technical details
Staples loading system
Top loading system
After tipping up the top of the stapler the staples can be inserted into the magazine.
Press button loading system
By pressing a button at the rear of the stapler, the staple magazine is released for front loading.
Rear loading system
The staples are loaded from the rear of the stapler.
Top
Stapling system
Bypass stapling system
During the stapling process, the staple legs are bent out of the longitudinal axis, with the advantage that small volumes of paper can be stapled with long staple legs.
Paralel stapling system
As standard, the staple legs lie parallel to the longitudinal axis. Important: the staple leg lengths should be adapted to the volume of paper.
Paralel
Weight & dimensions
Weight
Weight of the product without packaging (nett weight). If possible, the nett weight is given including standard accessories and supplies. Please, note that sometimes the manufacturer is giving a too commercial interpretation of product weight, by leaving out the weight of accessories and/or supplies.
