Re-engineered for increased strength and streamlined for productivity -- the industry standard just got even better. An updated design brings superior reliability and a contemporary touch to your desktop. Staples up to 20 sheets. Offers the added versatility of pinning and tacking. Features a performance-driven mechanism with an inner rail for jam-resistant stability and long-term stapling integrity. Positive locking latch ensures the confidence and control of a secure stapling position. Supply indicator lets you know when it is time to reload staples. All-metal construction for enhanced durability. 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. All sheet capacities are based on 20-lb. bond.Technical Details:
+Bold, head-turning design and legendary performance the star of any office space.
+Workhorse 747 architecture updated for the contemporary workspace: increased strength, superior reliability, evolved form.
+All-metal construction for enhanced durability and stability.
+Performance driven mechanism with an inner rail for jam resistant stability and long-term stapling integrity.
+Limited lifetime warranty.
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Reviewed by: Katwiskrs (Northern CA)
Great product, great price!, February 15, 2010
Wanted two of these red staplers in time for Christmas. Best price online and was delivered two days after I ordered. Great!
Reviewed by: Mark Twain
Excuse me, I believe you have my Stapler., December 7, 2009
This is hands down, THE BEST stapler made. And the one in this color was made in response to movie fans of Office Space wanting a Red Swingline like the character Milton had in the cult classic movie. Required viewing for anyone who has worked in a modern office environment, corporate America or a cube farm. They actually never made a red Swingline before Office Space, it was just a movie prop.
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