PLUS Japan, Staple-Free Stapler Desktop Model Green, 10 sheet capacity, 1 piece pack (1 x 1 Stapler)

What a great stapleless staplerIt is a lot more expensive than previous ones tried but it is worth itUsed in the warehouse at work and previous type used would last a month to 6 weeks at the most in their clumsy large hands, but this device has outsmarted them, it is larger (but not too large to take up the desk) so they don't loose it, more robust so they don't crush it in their heavy handed ways and holds paper together and it stays together unlike previous ones used, so good we bought another one for different part of the warehouse, highly recommended

Paper collection up to 9 sheets

This does the job but as soon as you rotate the paper (as you would if you flicked the page) it falls apart.Solution we have come up is do multiple staples but at 180 degree angles or closest you can get to it. Then they seem to stay together better. As we use it for pupils and do a lot of stapling,Unsure how it will perform over time but looks and sturdy enough to last maybe not as long as a metal stapler.Still for eco-friendly staple-less stapler i dont think you could complain if you had to replace it ever so often considering how much money you could potentially spend on metal staples over the same period and then there is the faff of loading the darn things. Conclusion - clever stapler without staple but needs multiple applications before actually does what original did in one.

This is very well made, not a flimsy piece of plastic. It feels like it will last and not break 6mths down the line like some of these I've had did. I've not tried it on ten pieces of paper yet but it did punch through 3 pieces of card quite easily. The size of the hole left after the paper is clipped together means it can combine as a hole punch, albeit one hole at a time, and a stapler.The paper I've stapled so far has stayed together and I've been able to unpick one item easily enough. This is where you run into a few issues, if you have to re-staple something then you are left with holes in the paper where you've already stapled it. Not little pinprick holes that a metal staple leave behind, holes big enough to use to file it in a folder sized oles.h I've not tried to match the holes up yet to see if you would be able to re-staple in the same area.My only criticism is the holes aren't very neat, they have a ragged edge to them which is a minor thing really. I'd just prefer if it made a cleaner cut in the paper when it punched through.

This plus Japan stapler, seems well made and sturdy. Have used it several times and the stapler works very well and paper holds together just fine and is easy to separate sheets when needed.Have used it on up to 8 sheets of paper with out problems.

Does the jobNo extra costs for staples anymore or getting frustrated when the stapler runs out of staples and you then can't find anymore. Good for using on small loads of paper only

No more running out of staples. No more having staples stuck in my hand.

This is one very clever idea. Got mine today, as was intrieged as to how it works, as well as wanting it the use to staple prescriptions together to send up to the drs etc. Tried it out as soon as it got here, and wow, it works a treat. Obviously it has it’s limits as to what it will hold together, because of the very nature of how it’s holding the paper together, which is completely understandable, but it’s ideal for the average person who wants to secure a small handful of paper together, and it doubles as a hole punch, two gadgets in one. I love it, and it’s so much safer too.