Deli Long Reach Stapler with 1000 Staples, 20 Sheet Capacity, Long Arm Standard Staplers for Booklet or Book Binding, Silver

Just as described. I bought this stapler for my writing group and we put together our first zines for an event using it. Served it's purpose perfectly and was very inexpensive.

This extended stapler was exactly what we needed to secure the booklets we made. We just needed about an extra inch past a regular stapler's reach so it was tedious to put the them together before. This Stapler works Perfectly & easily secures 20 pages. It's much easier with the proper tools!

Worked perfectly for my booklets. The craftsmanship of this item well thought out. Love it!

Adequate long reach stapler for the price. Buyers should note that the measurements on both sides are metric, not Imperial. I was stapling booklets folded from 8.5" x 11" paper, and set the stop at what I thought was 5 1/2" before realizing that it was off. Also, the slider stop doesn't lock. I stuck a piece of tape on the bottom to keep it in place. If i had known, I would have purchased a different stapler marked with inches.

Exactly what it says, and it works well. Needs a large space to store, might not fit most desk drawers. Well-made and not too heavy. Comes well boxed and incudes staples. Easy to use. No issue.

Excellent if you have to staple in booklet style. We use it for our homeschooling printables at home. It doesn't get jammed if you use the amount of sheets specified by the manufacturer, important to take in consideration as well the quality and characteristics of the staples itself too.

Does what it is supposed to

Purchased to make stapled brochures out of 11" x 8.5" sheets, but the depth scale is printed about a quarter of an inch away from the actual depth; even if it had been printed in the correct place, the scale on the inches side oddly uses 1/5-inch units (not the normal 1/4 or 1/8 inch) that make it impossible to accurately set the depth to the most commonly used half-sheet depth of 5.5" inches (that is, the markings skip from 5.4" to 5.6"). The millimeter scale on the other side of the rule has also been misprinted and shows the wrong depth as well.Additionally, the plastic paper stop does not stay in place when set, but freely moves under the pressure of even a single sheet of paper.