How many pages can you staple together at once with the Stanley Bostitch Full Strip Electric Stapler?
What the Stapler Looks Like This desk stapler is designed to sit on a flat surface. Rubber footings on the bottom front and back keep the metal stapler in place so it doesn’t shift. The rubber also protects the desk from scratches. The bottom base of the stapler is hollow except where the rubber footings are placed. Like a regular stapler, the Stanley Heavy-Duty Stapler is hinged. The bottom part of the stapler is a broad rectangle with a metal cinch plate to bend the staple into position. The cinch plate is located roughly in the middle of the rectangle base. The “staple magazine” is about 6″ long and is attached to the underside of the long handle. The top of the stapler is much different from a traditional stapler. A handle (about 11″ long) stretches above the staple magazine. The handle has a 4″ finger grip area where the handle is grasped and pressed downward to staple papers. It is easy to use this stapler without stressing muscles. The grip is comfortable, though I wouldn’t want
According to the product description on Amazon, the Stanley Bostitch Full Strip Electric Stapler has a 20 sheet capacity which means you should be able to staple 20 sheets together at one time. The sheet capacity is based on 20-lb bond paper. The stapler also comes with an extra wide lead-in which makes it easier to guide the paper in. There’s also a small paper-stop which keeps the paper from feeding in too far and makes it so your staples are always perfectly aligned and in exactly the right place on the sheet. You can store up to four extra strips of staples in the tray. That’s a big time saver if you do a lot of stapling. It also has an AntiJam floating core which is supposed to eliminate staple jams. Plus it comes with a low-staple light so that you know when it is time to restock the staples. Sources: http://www.amazon.
