Heavy-Duty Navy Blue Compact Plus Paper Clinch Stapler (31252) - Staple Free & Lightweight

ALeo: I’ve tested this out a few ways and every time I’ve been happy with the results of my papers being held well together it’s easy to it’s easy to with very little use with very little effort. I’d recommend this product for home office use effort. I’d recommend this product for home office use and small businesses or students studying in college to help keep papers, organizedto help keep papers, organized, and clean

United States on Nov 19, 2023

Kindle Customer: Use it for work and it works great.

United States on Jul 06, 2023

Eric Rountree: A stapleless stapler is a very cool concept.It took a lil time to get the hang of it but once you do it’s very convenient. Will it 100% replace traditional staplers ? Probably not but it’s a nice addition to your office or school supplies

United States on Jul 02, 2023

John R.: Works well in binding up to 5 sheets of paper.

United States on Jun 04, 2023

Sheri Hill: Sturdy little stapler like item. Perfect for 5 pages or less. Do not expect it to replace your stapler for lathes packets or multiple pages. Good for my requirements.

Canada on Jul 29, 2022

Ashish P.: Useless product :)
Not worth buying

India on Jun 12, 2020

Emma Villarreal: Al principio tenia mis dudas sobre este producto, pero al probarlo muchas veces me he dado cuenta que funciona GENIAL.

Tengo un bebe en casa y las grapas me parecen muy peligrosas inclusive para adultos, por lo que decidi probar este producto. Puede grapar de 5-7 hojas sin ningun problema. Lo recomiendo ampliamente para quienes quieren tener orden sin necesidad de comprar grapas extras.

Mexico on Jun 14, 2016

Amazongoose: I bought this and the Kokuyo Harinacs Stapleless Stapler to compare them to each other. The Koyuko Harinacs stapler had better instructions (even though they were in Japanese and I only know English, it had diagrams illustrating how it is best used) and I personally think it has a cooler-looking design, but it was far more expensive (bought it for about $21, including shipping). I also liked that the Koyuko Harinacs one has a viewing window which allows the user to see exactly where the staple will be punched. The Plus Paper Cinch has some transparent plastic so that the user can make a good guess as to where the staple will be made, but it's not exact. Also, the Plus Paper Cinch can balance a better on its own for single-handed stapling (though this balance is not perfect), whereas I must use two hands to operate the Koyuko Harinacs one. Both have the same mechanism for stapling, and since it doesn't use staples, my fancy wooden desk will be saved from many little scratches!
When using staple-free staplers, I recommend using 2 "staples" at 90 degrees to each other so that neither of them comes apart. They should put that in the instructions, but they don't for this...

United States on Feb 11, 2012