Swingline 747 Rio Red Stapler - 74736
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Swingline 747 Rio Red Stapler - 74736
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Product Description
Re-engineered for increased strength and streamlined for productivity -- the industry standard just got even better. Staples up to 20 sheets. Offers the added versatility of pinning and tacking. Performance-driven mechanism with an inner rail for jam-resistant stability and long-term stapling integrity. Positive locking latch ensures a secure stapling position. Supply indicator. All-metal construction. 3 5/8" throat depth. Channel loading of a full strip (210) of 1/4" standard staples. 100% Performance Guarantee---Guaranteed to perform at the highest standards for the life of the warranty (assuming normal product usage) or Swingline will replace the product. Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty. Manufacturer's limited lifetime warranty. All sheet capacities are based on 20-lb. bond.
Product Details
- Modern design stapler with performance driven stapling mechanism and inner rail always delivers jam-resistant, accurate stapling
- Metal construction with die-cast base provides maximum durability
- 25 sheet stapling capacity with S.F.® 4® Premium Staples
- Stapler opens for tacking ability
- Anvil rotates for pinning ability to create temporary staples
- Positive locking latch secures staple position
- Recognizable, stylish red color
- 100% Performance Guarantee. Limited lifetime warranty
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Item Specifications
- UPC: 074711747363
- Detailed Color: Red, Rio Red
- Material: Metal
- Performance Guarantee: 100% Performance Guarantee, Yes
- Period of Warranty: Limited Lifetime
- Pinning: Yes
- Sheet Capacity (20 lb paper): 25
- Staple Capacity: 210
- Staple Leg Length: 1/4"
- Stapler Size: Full Strip
- Tacking Ability: Yes
Demonstration Video
Transcript: Welcome to MyBinding video. Let's go retro with the Swingline 747, a collector's edition stapler. The classic is back. This shiny red, all-metal construction stapler will last you forever. Staple capacity is 20 sheets of 20lb paper and uses standard staples. The throat depth is three and five-eighths inches, so you have a wide margin option. It's a little clunky in the hand but it has been redesigned to be more comfortable. This re-engineered model certainly weighs less than they used to. A classic top-loading staple design and a large rubber foot for no slipping. That's the 747 Rio Red Staple ... Read More
Welcome to MyBinding video. Let's go retro with the Swingline 747, a collector's edition stapler. The classic is back. This shiny red, all-metal construction stapler will last you forever. Staple capacity is 20 sheets of 20lb paper and uses standard staples. The throat depth is three and five-eighths inches, so you have a wide margin option. It's a little clunky in the hand but it has been redesigned to be more comfortable. This re-engineered model certainly weighs less than they used to. A classic top-loading staple design and a large rubber foot for no slipping. That's the 747 Rio Red Stapler by Swingline. For more demos, reviews, and how-tos, check out MyBinding.com.
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Questions & Answers
We do recommend SF 4 staples but standard staples will also work with this product if you cannot find them.
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The outward-facing staples are known as pin staples. They are used to staple papers temporarily as the pin staples can be pulled out easily without the use of a staple remover.
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Please make sure that once you close the stapler to use on your desktop again that it is shut all of the way down and clicks. This should make the silver button on the back pop back up.
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Underneath the stapler is a shiny metal piece of metal that nearly resembles some sort "pry off" or opener. This is actually a button to release the bottom so that you may use this stapler to tack items to a wall/cork board.
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the cap is not locked - just grasp the silver magazine below the cap, and lift up on the cap; it should swing right open. (fun fact - that's where the name Swingline comes from... When that was introduced it was such a hot innovation they named the company after it!)
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The outward-facing staples are known as pin staples. They are used to staple papers temporarily as the pin staples can be pulled out easily without the use of a staple remover.
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