The selling point behind this stapler is that it can staple up to 20 sheets of paper with the push of a single finger.
It's actually a spring-loaded staple gun, in the form of a handheld desk stapler. When the handle is pressed, it interacts with the level, storing power in the springs, which in turn lifts up the strike plate to fire off a staple.
The company was just recently awarded six patents on the technology, which they dub, "Spring Energized Desktop Stapler".
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10:45 PM | by Steve Johnson |


5 comments:
They sell these at Staples branded with the "Staples" brand name.
It's a shame that they're cheapo plastic. They should have licensed the technology to Swingline so we could get a quality product, because it is a really good idea.
Nice idea, it seems like most desk staplers max out at maybe a dozen pages before giving up.
Chris
http://amateureconblog.blogspot.com/
First used at IAAP Convention & Education Forum vendor show 7/05. Ordered several desktop and hi capacity models. My people love these....have reordered twice.
Check out the new PaperPro Prodigy at Office Max and Office Depot. It has a zinc housing. It's way better than the 1000.
I love, love, love this stapler. I needed something heavy duty because staplers don't last too long in my classroom--the kids are too rough. Everyone loves how easy and powerful the stapler is.
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