Rapesco Popoise Candy Pink Stapling Plier - Uses 26 and 24 Type 5/16" Staples

Mathieu thomas: J'ai acheté cette agrafeuse car toute celle que j'avais foutais les agrafes en miette lors de l'appuie , avec celle ci plus de risque ,certe elle et lourde mais qu'elle bonheur d'aggraffer avec une qualité qui ce ressent essaye vous ne voudrez plus changer.

France on Nov 28, 2023

Hugger78: Agrafeuse professionnelle mais tout a fait adapté pour un usage personnelle.

France on Nov 12, 2023

antoNINOANTRILLI: Di Rapesco ho altri prodotti, a seconda dello spessore dei plichi da rilegare. Mi son trovato bene e quindi continuo ad affidarmi al marchio.

Italy on Oct 16, 2023

Unmanned Aero Systems Srl: Cucitrice molto robusta e ben fatta. Molto efficiente.

Italy on Oct 11, 2023

Nikki lee: I can get everything pink, the products will work good to me

United States on Oct 05, 2023

GMT888: This is a well made plier stapler for home and office use. I ordered the Rapesco 24/8 staples and it was able to easily staple through 30 pages of glossy advertisement flier. I folded it over and it still stapled through 60 pages easily. Staple protrusion on the back side of the 60 pages was enough to hold the 60 pages together but I'd say 60 pages is probably the absolute limit depending on the page thickness for the 8mm staples. This stapler easily staples through 50 pages of paper as advertised.

The Rapesco staples used were 24/8 - 24 gauge wire with 8mm leg height. I ordered 24/6 staples as well but it hasn't arrived yet. The lower the gauge number, the thicker the staple wire. The staple leg height is 0.316" which is 8mm high. The staple crown width is 0.500".

I measured the Rapesco staples against the Bostich Powercrown 6mm staples for gauge wire thickness comparison:

* Rapesco (24/8) 24 gauge - wire thickness - 0.280"
* Bostitch (26/6) 26 gauge - wire thickness - 0.210"

Advantages of this Rapesco Plier Stapler:
* Excellent construction
* Smooth operation
* High leverage for ease of use stapling through 60 pages
*...

United States on May 30, 2023

Ronnie Viklund: Really good stapler, I needed one that had a small lip to staple more things than just paper (like cloth), works perfectly.

Sweden on Aug 20, 2022

C. Barnhouse: Nicely well assembled with a good chrome finish. I used it for stapling a heavy duty zipper in place to repair a fabric greenhouse door. Smooth and reliable operation. I've already found other uses for it. The one-handed operation is exactly what I need.

Finding various sizes and quantities of staples to fit it on Amazon is a PITA, but can be done.

United States on Feb 17, 2022

Pinoy: I bought this to replace my old Rapid Classic stapler that I bought a few years back. The Rapid was nice, lasted thouusands of staples but was now jamming a lot. I was going to buy another Rapid Classic but decided to try this Repesco. Was not sure where it was made (British company) and preferred to buy a Swedish product over one made in a less free nation with hit and miss quality control, but had no idea if Repesco was made in Britain or imported...turns out it is made in Taiwan, I'm cool with that. Years ago when I bought the Rapid Classic, the anvil plate fell off. I popped it and the spring back on and had to peen it properly. The magazine spring got weak and it started failing to push staples when it would run low. I had to keep trying to stretch the spring which sort of worked for a while. The action was a little rough too. I took a chance with the Repesco, and not only is the notched handle a little more comfortable, but the magazine spring is WAY better quality. The action is much smoother, requiring a little less effort, and nothing has fallen off yet. The fit and finish are better too. Needless to say, I was a little surprised, but pleasantly so. Glad I tried the...

United States on Jan 23, 2020

Outdoorsy Boy's Mom: This is hands-down the best stapler I have ever used or owned. I've worked several jobs and owned numerous school staplers. Before this I would wrestle with my supposedly good quality name brand stapler that ate more staples than it ever punched through paper. I was working on making a large stack of handout packets and about lost my mind.

Is it too much to ask that a stapler simply staple the paper properly every single time? We have sent a rover to Mars - how is it possible we have not perfected the common household stapler?

In my frustration I jumped on Amazon, scoured the reviews and had this bad boy shipped to my house. (I love Prime 2 day shipping!) When this arrived I tested it out. It tackled the few handout pages easily, like it was stapling air. I folded a sheet of paper into fourths and rapid-fired staples as quickly as I could. It didn't jam. I stapled over existing staples. It didn't catch, snag or fail in any way. It just kept stapling like it should! FINALLY! I have found stapling bliss! (And my old stapler has gotten to know the local GoodWill).

If you are a student, in college, just starting out, working in an office, have a home office or...

United States on Nov 14, 2015