Bostitch Long Reach Stapler with Anti-Jam Technology and 20 Sheet Capacity

Veronica: La super recomiendo si te haces libros para colorear Personalizados super útil

Mexico on Nov 17, 2023

Jesús Daniel Quiroz Zuñiga: excelente porque era lo que esperaba

Mexico on Sep 24, 2023

causa: Like the deep reach

United States on Sep 13, 2023

CM@Vancouver: Helps me make my kids staple books. Nice action on the stapler. The stop make sure the pages fold in half “just so.”

Canada on May 03, 2023

Dawn Swanson: Not easy to use for crafting unless you can just leave it out. it is very heavy and awkward.

United States on May 01, 2023

Juan Bernardo: El funcionamiento es bueno en general, pero al estar tan larga la boca de la engrapadora (lo cual es justo la naturaleza de ese modelo) hace que fácilmente esté desalineada y las grapas no cierren bien pues la contraparte de la engrapadora no embona. Se arregla alineándolo nuevamente

Mexico on Mar 07, 2023

André Lazure: Excellent pour brochage manuel de petit volume !

Canada on Nov 16, 2022

Book Glutton: This is a sturdy, well-made stapler. It does the job. It does what it says it does, but no more. That's why I give it 4-stars. I do not fault the stapler. It was my fault, knowing that we were creating booklets near the product description's stated 20-sheet capacity of this stapler. I thought there might be a little leeway, but there was not. We ran into a brick wall (actually, it was literally a paper wall) when we neared and got to its capacity (or less than that while using card-stock). Both standard and chisel-point  Stanley Bostitch Premium Standard Staples, 1/4 Inch Silver, 5,000 per box (SBS191/4CP)  staples seemed to just crumble rather than penetrate these piles of paper. Success rates did not vary according to the amount of force used in stapling.

We decided not to return or retire the Bostitch, but rather leave it for those less demanding jobs that we know are certain to appear. A little more research (the "more" I probably should have initially done), would have led us to purchasing the  PaperPro 1610 Long Reach Stapler , which we did. Its product description says, "80% easier to use than standard long reach stapler" (which in this case is the...

United States on Mar 26, 2014

Transplant Montanan: I bought this stapler to replace another brand's long arm stapler that broke because it often got two staples "down the chute" at once. Being wary of that problem, and being advised by some reviews that heavier staples worked better in this stapler, I bought a box of the "Premium Quality Heavy Duty" Bostitch staples. The Bostitch I got, however, functions more smoothly with regular-duty staples than with those (and so does the other brand's stapler, which they replaced under warranty). So, although your mileage may vary, apparently depending on manufacturing tolerances, I'd recommend trying the stapler with normal staples first, and then getting the "fancy ones" if you start getting jams.

The stapler seems sturdily constructed and staples effortlessly. After using it for a few weeks, I am pleased.

United States on May 01, 2013

Mike S: I have had the Stanley Bostitch AntiJam long reach stapler for about a month. I have used it about six times to staple booklets. I have used about a hundred staples and so far I have not had a staple jam. The Stanley Bostitch AntiJam stapler is built sturdy and the paper guide for booklet stapling is stiff enough not to move as paper is pushed against it. The Swingline long reach stapler that I replaced jammed about every ten staples and was not as sturdy as the Stanley stapler. I am very pleased with the cost and the workmenship of the Stanley. I would recommend that you consider this stapler.

United States on Apr 15, 2011