Rapid HD80 Heavy-Duty Personal Stapler - RPD73159
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Product Description
Product Details
- Features rugged construction and paper guide
- Ergonomically designed with comfortable grip
- Compatible with any 3/8", 1/2" or 1/4" heavy-duty staples; low-staple indicator
- Staples up to 80 sheets
- ECO 100% post-consumer plastic parts
- 5-year Manufacturer's Warranty
Item Specifications
- Packaged Quantity: 1 Each
- Product Type: Heavy Duty Stapler
- Staple Size: 3/8"; 1/2"; /4"
- Throat Depth: 2.25"
- Sheet Capacity: 80 of 20 lb
- Application/Usage: Paper
- Features: Anti Jamming; Paper Guide; Comfortable Grip
- Color: Black
- Material: Metal; Plastic
- Weight: 2
Demonstration Video
First, lift up on the handle and insert a strip of heavy duty staples. Note that these strips are a little shorter than a full strip of standard staples. The stapler also prevents you from inserting staples that are too large.
It takes heavy duty staples from 1/4 in to 1/2 inches. Supporting a stack up to 80 pages.
The depth throat can be adjusted from 2 1/4 inches to right on the edge of your pages.
The bottom pads grip a little, but mostly they ensure you don’t scratch the surface of your table or counter. And it’s a pretty ... Read More
This is the Rapid HD80 Heavy-Duty Personal Stapler!
First, lift up on the handle and insert a strip of heavy duty staples. Note that these strips are a little shorter than a full strip of standard staples. The stapler also prevents you from inserting staples that are too large.
It takes heavy duty staples from 1/4 in to 1/2 inches. Supporting a stack up to 80 pages.
The depth throat can be adjusted from 2 1/4 inches to right on the edge of your pages.
The bottom pads grip a little, but mostly they ensure you don’t scratch the surface of your table or counter. And it’s a pretty light stapler.
As mentioned before, it staples up to 80 pages as seen here. Because the handle is shorter, it takes a little more effort—so it may not be a good choice for those with less strength. Your average adult could handle it fine—especially the fewer pages you use.
Here is a look at the final results of a stapled stack.
