Bostitch Office Heavy Duty Stapler, 40 Sheet Capacity
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About Bostitch Office Heavy Duty Stapler, 40 Sheet Capacity
Overall Feedback:
85% positive
73% liked the adjustable staple length, while 27% found it limited
I use this stapler to staple stacks of paper often over 20 pages thick, which would be too much for a normal stapler.
I bought this stapler because it can staple 40 pages.
After stapling pages together, I have to open and close the top before I can staple again. It's not a good experience.
74% appreciated its durable construction, but 26% found it broke easily
Sometimes the flattened legs are not totally flat and can snag on clothing, papers or even puncture my fingers, indicating that the product lacks durability.
78% found it easy to staple with minimal effort
I found the stapler mechanics and operation to be very smooth and easy to use without much effort.
I can easily use the stapler to staple through thick packets of paper.
67% praised for its jam-resistant design, but 33% experienced frequent jams
I compared it with my full-sized Swingline stapler and it's way better. The staples are snug and the backs are safe with no pokey ends.
I've noticed that the machine claims to be jam-free, but it jams with a standard size staple.
79% appreciated its versatility in staple types, while 21% found it limited
The staples are snug and the backs are safe with no pokey ends.
I use this stapler to staple stacks of paper often over 20 pages thick, which would be too much for a normal stapler. However, this stapler is able to handle that many pages with ease.
I can only use standard staples with this stapler, heavy-duty staples are not compatible.
73% praised for its high stapling capacity, while 27% found it jammed frequently
I have complained that the stapler consistently pushes the staples out of the paper with one prong pointing directly out and not bending inwards, or bending outwards and not inwards like it should.
Rephrased: The stapler consistently pushes the staples out of the paper with one prong pointing directly out and not bending inwards, or bending outwards and not inwards like it should.
