Kokuyo Harinacs Light Blue Ten-Sheet Stapleless Stapler - SLN-MSH110LB

Daria: I really liked the colour and shape, it is easy to use. Difficult to staple more than 3 pages, pieces of paper often stuck inside the stapler.

United Kingdom on Nov 23, 2023

Lidia Z.: Produit génial et conforme

France on Oct 31, 2023

poko: 仕事での書類や印刷物などを纏めるために使っていて、とても便利なのは把握していたので、
部署移異動に伴い、異動先に無かったので自分専用の物を購入しようと思い購入しました。
通常のコピー用紙なら、まぁ、10~11枚は綴じられます。
5枚綴じ用か10枚綴じ用かで迷いましたが、一部レビューにもあったかと思いますが、2~3枚程度の少数枚だと、若干、綴じが甘い？緩い？様な感じもしますが、特に不満を感じたり不具合がある様な事も無いので、10枚綴じ用を買って良かったと思います。

Japan on Oct 10, 2023

W. F.: Ich hab etliche dieser Geräte probiert, aber dieses überzeugt mich vollends.
Abgesehen davon dass es auch acht 80g Blätter gerade noch schafft, sind der eigentliche Clou die Widerhaken die ein zurückrutschen der Schlaufe verhindern. Würde ich sofort wieder kaufen.

Germany on Sep 30, 2023

C21KishC21Kish: Super easy and it is exactly what it says it is! A Stapleless stapler!! What a brilliant invention!!

United States on Sep 16, 2023

NOGALENCES: Fuera grapas y buenos trabajos

Mexico on Aug 21, 2023

B. J. Lambert: Very cool way to fasten papers together without metal or plastic staples. They hold papers even while you are flipping through the pages.

United States on Aug 11, 2023

mercurialgreen: Wanted to try one since I go thru A LOT of staples at work. It works pretty good, you don't want to use it for a lot of papers at once. Even if it will punch thru, too many doesn't hold well.
Two things I discovered by using it:
One: Compared to a standard stapler, it makes a big hole in the papers. This hole can at times punch thru important information like dates and names in the desired punch area. This hole is also more permanent. You can't really 'un-staple' it like with regular staples. It can be kind of unfolded and worked apart, but the hole is still there on the pages. If you need to add additional pages after the first use of the tool, a second hole has to be made, it doesn't work to try to 'staple' again in the same place. I often resort to using a regular staple in this scenario.
I really like though, that this tool results in a much flatter result that with a regular staple. When I have to store documents in binders, the staples will build up on each other and fill the binder much faster than using this tool.
Two: Since this functions by basically punching a hole and filding the paper, it does only have one holding point of contact to the pages, and this...

United States on May 22, 2023

al tishal oti: I love this idea! Removing staples for recycling and shredding is no fun.

The good:
>Reasonably tight grip and tidy looking fastening on up to 5 sheets of copier paper. I tried up to 8, but the punch hole begins to look slightly ragged after 5. The device opening is not very large so 8 sheets is the max (or 5 sheets of copier weight paper on a card stock backing). Two pieces of card stock (front and back) did not work - the card is too stiff and pulls apart easily.
>No removing staples for recycling!
>Cool for decorative applications - like adding a Thank You note to the front page of printed material.

The bad
> If you mess up there is no rescuing the printed materials. It's ugly if you try to take it apart.
> No instructions in English.
> Limited number of pages fit into the device.
> It's necessary to punch the clasp as far away from the edge of the paper as the device will allow, which could intrude into the copy if your margins are narrow. Punching close to the edge makes for a weak clasp that falls apart.

In general, the device is best when used for creative applications, and for "stapling" two or three pages...

United States on Nov 28, 2019

APorgesAPorges: This is one of those products that you say 'wow, that is super cool but do I really need this?' And, the answer, in my experience, is a resounding YES! In fact, once you begin using this particular stapler, you really don't want to use a regular stapler again. Why? Here are my issues with standard staplers: they are monotone, they put these annoying metal pieces into your paper that keep everything from sticking correctly and they prevent you from making a booklet from a stack of paper.

A booklet you ask? That's right, did you know that you can make a booklet that transforms pieces of paper into actual usable readable material? Well, with a normal stapler I was never able to perform this task, but with the Harinacs devices, booklets are possible. Check out my pictures where I have constructed a booklet from 10 pieces of paper using the same device in which you can also staple paper together.

Another reason this stapler can replace the ancient piece of technology we have been using all our lives (and the 20th/21st century) is the stapling itself. I hate stapling paper because it's rather difficult and takes a quite amount of force for each staple. Plus, I am...

United States on Jan 25, 2017