Swingline Stapleless Stapler, 5 Sheets, White (79198)

This little staple-less fastener is really cool and is saving me lots of staples. I think that companies that still deal with paper should invest in these for your employees. It's easy to use, and the little fold is attractive. It only holds up to 5 sheets, and more would be nice, but overall, it's exactly what I needed. Staples add a little weight to mail, which adds to the postage and this little baby holds everything together very nicely.

This is perfect for what I need it for at work. If the document can afford a puncture hole in it & you’re trying to be more environmentally friendly, this is the perfect little gadget. I use it to staple sheets of 20lb. copy paper & after 5 sheets, the stapler begins to struggle so I wouldn’t recommend trying to staple anything more than that. It creates a little tab that inserts into itself & it holds together pretty well. A great alternative to wasting metal staples.

I hate regular staplers. I work for a home-healthcare company, and sometimes feel like every bit of paperwork has to be stapled, and I hate how staples make a mess of the paperwork if you're trying to separate the patient's copy from the billing copy. Or how they sometimes get twisted while removing them, and you've suddenly got one jammed in your thumb.This stapleless stapler is great. It's a little bit smaller than I expected, fitting neatly into the palm of my hand. Sometimes I just *click* it a few times, like one of those hand-strength exercise tools.It works very well, as long as you make sure to depress it ALL THE WAY. Sometimes the paper tab just doesn't want to go in the slot, especially with more pages/thicker paper. Personally, it fouls up much less frequently than my standard stapler does.

All sped teachers need this! You can 'staple' your paper together and it still can go through the shredder. Nothing to remove!

We go through quite a bit of paper at my work and I find that this way, I can keep the packets of paper together without having to go through the trouble of stapling them, then to remove the staples when I recycle the paper. Seems to hold up pretty well up to 5 pieces, you'll have to remove it from the stamper carefully though. It does a nice little tuck and fold to keep them together.

I have used a stapless stapler for years and loved it because it was an easy way to attach papers without all the bulkiness of a metal staple. When mine broke, I had to find a replacement. This stapler is very sturdy, but it doesn't allow the paper to enter in far enough leaving the "staple" too close to the edge of the paper. Many times I have to add a second, or even third, "staple" because it would tear through the edge of the paper. To add an extra 1/2" to the feed would solve the problem and is such an easy fix. Why they would design this one with such a shallow feed is beyond me. The only thing that this one has over others is that it can "staple" 5 sheets of paper.

This is great because you can use it as easily as a stapler, but if it's papers you will shred you don't need to remove staples. Been using it for about a month now and really like it. Haven't had any problems with it at all.

Love this versus traditional staples. Holds a stack of up to 10ish really well. No messing with refilling or extra purchases… just staple and go.