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Swingline® Light Duty Stapler, Black Item # 247171
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Description
Light-duty stapler offers 210-strip staple capacity
- All-metal construction with open-channel loading.
- Uses standard-size staples.
- Staples up to 20 sheets.
- Full rubber slipper for comfortable handling.
Product Details
| Item # | 247171 |
| OfficeMax # | 20573540 |
| Manufacturer # | S7040501B |
| brand name | Swingline |
| built-in staple remover | no |
| color | black |
| manufacturer | ACCO BRANDS |
| model | Light Duty Stapler |
| nonskid base | yes |
| primary material | Metal |
| sheet capacity | 20 sheets of 20-lb paper |
| staple capacity | 210 staples |
| staple size | 1/4 inch |
| staples included | no |
| strip size | full-strip |
| tacking ability | yes |
| warranty length | 1-year limited |
Customer Reviews
Swingline® Light Duty Stapler, Black is rated
out of
5 by
2.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Lorri from
works fine
this is all we have in the office and they all work fine- made of metal not plastic so it's sturdy.
Date published: 2017-06-02
Rated 1 out of
5
by
AmandaE from
Rarely staples properly
Our office has a number of these staplers. Hardly any of them work well. The one at my desk got stuck in the compressed position and won't open to check for jammed staples. I had to give it back to the office manager just so it would stop taunting me there on my desk, unable to be used. When I borrow my cubicle neighbor's exact model, every day, 3 times out of 5 it staples but with a jam so it is not a clean staple, it's twisted or not clean on the back of the papers. It has to be removed several times before I get it right. Now, this could be user error, but I think I know how to staple, and now I concentrate on giving it a good squeeze. One of my office mates had three on his desk, and only one worked. Presumably he had collected them trying to find one that did work. I think there should be a quality control/rating process that shows how many time out of 1,000 a stapler provides a clean staple without jamming. Now that would be useful because we would never have bought this model!
Date published: 2014-02-12
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