Have you ever thought about the History of the stapler; or--for that matter--THE STAPLE?
Well, here is a quick history lesson.
The first stapler that resembled what we use today was invented in 1895 by the E.H. Hotchkiss Company and was called the No. 1 Paper Fastener. Fast forward to 1939, when Jack Linsky created a stapler with a top opening; into which a row of staples could be dropped.
Then later In 1956, Linsky’s company was renamed Swingline; and Swingline has been engineering better staples and staplers ever since.
Simply put: Swingline staples are engineered to work better with Swingline staplers. And a strict manufacturing process insures that there are 75% fewer mis-formed staples.
Swingline precision-made staples feature a symmetrical, beveled chisel point; and are 15 to 25% sharper than other staples for easier paper penetration.
Staples come in a variety of sizes. But be sure to purchase the correct size for your stapler.
For example, the one-quarter inch staples will fasten 20 sheets.
The 3/8 inch holds up to 70 sheets.
The one half inch binds up to 90 sheets.
The three quarter inch works on 90 to 160 sheets.
And the 15 / 16 inch staples work on 160 to 210 sheets of paper.
There are also Cartridge staples which are formed as a staple when inserted into the paper.
Enjoy frustration free stapling with the JamFree Guarantee on Swingline staplers.
They’ll even replace your stapler within it’s warranty period if it jams using Swingline staples....
Now that's a great deal.
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12 сен 2024
